Marriage as Sandpaper: Refining Souls for a Beautiful Bond β¨
π Marriage is like sandpaper β it smoothens rough edges and refines us into better versions of ourselves. Just as coarse sandpaper removes imperfections and fine sandpaper brings beauty, marriage helps shape us into the likeness of Christ.
π¨ Join us as we explore the friction and growth that transforms relationships into works of art.
π‘ What imperfections in your life could be smoothed out by the love and patience of your partner?
π Watch till the end to discover how challenges in marriage can bring lasting beauty to your relationship.
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As Laterras stated when finishing a piece of art work, it then begins to be refined.
I liken this to Godβs refining fires at work in our lives that releases the finishing anointing. The finisher’s anointing refers to a spiritual empowerment from God that enables a person to persevere through challenges and complete the tasks or goals He has set before them. I believe there are things God starts individually in a couples lives but he doesnβt allow to be finished until they are one through this finishing anointing.
Amen
Iron sharpens Iron
Materials of equal strength
Iron shreds paper
Yesss teach it Sirim so proud of you. π
I really enjoy seeing how God uses you π
I love the analogy Laterras πππΎπ₯
Come on now lataressssss. How you stayed on that sandpaper is everything. Art work is being created, with refining and shaping different grades, pieces, and shapes… beautifying, rubbing up against one another. Iron sharpening Iron. Baby broke it down. ….. I believe the couple received a greater revolation on this sandpaper thanggggg baby yesssss. Wow humbleness with humility ππΎ create the artwork you want. Being Christ like boom bam.
#RefinersFire Impatience. Insecurity. Lack of transparency and vulnerability. I’ve built very good walls. You have to have a key to get in. I think my residency director said it best—Velvet Plomb. Soft on the outside, but don’t try to break through or bend. #WorkInProgress π
Great analogy.ππ½ππ½