And this might be exactly why the enemy has fought it so hard.
1. You’ve faced battles that should have ended your marriage.
2. Your biggest attacks have come against your unity and intimacy.
3. Both of you have had to heal deep wounds to stay connected.
4. The enemy keeps trying to turn you against each other instead of reminding you that you’re on the SAME team.
5. Your marriage has required an unusual level of forgiveness, surrender, repentance, and grace.
6. God keeps calling you back to covenant—even in the seasons when walking away felt easier.
7. Your story is becoming the very thing God will use to help other marriages.
Sometimes the intensity of the warfare makes you question whether you married the wrong person…
But what if the warfare isn’t proof your marriage is doomed?
What if there’s something on the OTHER SIDE of your obedience that the enemy never wanted the two of you to reach together?
Your marriage isn’t just about being happy.
It’s about covenant.
Legacy.
Purpose.
Generational impact.
And what God can do through two people who are fully surrendered to Him.
Matt and I know what it feels like to believe a marriage is completely over.
Ours WAS.
We divorced.
And God still wasn’t finished with our story.
Now, the very place that once carried some of our greatest pain is becoming part of our Kingdom assignment. ❤️🔥
And what we’ve been building behind the scenes is almost ready…
We have SO MUCH we’re about to share with you—our story, the hard parts, the healing, deliverance, betrayal, forgiveness, intimacy, spiritual warfare, restoration… all of it.
We’re going there.
And trust me—you’re not going to want to miss what’s coming. 👀🔥
If you’re believing God for your marriage, comment MARRIAGE below. ❤️🔥
And send this to a husband or wife who needs to remember:
God may not be finished with your story yet.
3 days agokelleytate
We just hit 33 years been together for 37. Each of us I wanted to divorce on many occasions, but after every major blowup, something changed in both of us. We’ve done some amazing sacrificial things for the Lord that I’ve not only had Financial cost, but have strained our marriage. I can say unequivocally that I love her now more than I ever have. The biggest change recently has been embracing, loving her as Christ love the church and gave his life for her. What should be add in that verse is that you do that without resentment or keeping score. The other thing I learned I’m her husband, not her father. There have been things that I have wish she would change and in the past, I will try to bring them up which lead to confrontation. Through the Holy Spirit got revealed to me. I’m not her father. I’m her husband and that if there’s something that needs to be changed, ask her father to touch her heart. It’s been amazing to see some of the long-standing things I considered an issue that I gave to the father and he spoke to her and she made these changes without me saying a word. I’ll leave on this note for husbands. Husbands pray for your wives and if there’s something that you think you wish she would change ask her father to change her or if you need to change, change you and then leave it in his hands.
7 days agoprincessstizzy
My husband just told me he wants a divorce. On Halloween it will be 3 years since he left me and moved 4 hours away. I have been standing and praying for a miracle and for his salvation and then today he brought our son home from his holiday at his place and told me he wants a divorce. I am not doing well. I need a miracle. I cant be the 1st person in 6 generations of family and 5 generations of prayer warriors to have a marriage end in divorce
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