The Wedding Sermon & a Marital Oneness Monday Link Up!

Today I wanted to share a post from a fellow marriage blogger, Kate from One Flesh Marriage.  Her post, 100 Weddings is about lessons (and reminders!) of wedding sermons. Being that she is a photographer, she has had the privilege to attend many weddings and hear pastors speak truth and wisdom into the lives of the future husband and wife.  The neat part of the post is when she shared several quotes from the various pastors.  I know when I read them it reminded me of my own commitment to my Beloved.  I thought her post was fantastic and a great reminder for all marriages.

So take the time to read what she wrote and reflect on your own wedding ceremony.  And of course, sweet friend, let the Holy Spirit penetrate your heart as you think back to that glorious day when you said, “I do”.  While you’re at it…go give your man a big hug and kiss and tell him you’d say ‘yes’ all over again!  I’m sure it would bless him.

To read her post, just click on the link to visit her and her man’s site.

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