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(Originally posted on January 14, 2018.)
Biblically speaking, we do not own anything. We have been bought with a price and we are stewards over everything we are and everything we have.
You are not your own; you were bought at a price. 1 Corinthians 6:19b-20a NIV
From a marriage perspective that means we each need to take care of our self, our husband, and our marriage relationship as though we are stewards (someone who manages or looks after another’s property).

I always find that concept helps me calm down when there is a problem or just when I’m having a bad hair day. “Chill, Lori. God’s got this one. He’s in charge, just ask for wisdom, a bit of calm, and a hairbrush.”
Take a little time to talk to God about this concept today. Ask Him to help you see Him as Lord of your marriage. Ask for His wisdom about how to take care of yourself, your husband, and your marriage?
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I can only steward my marriage now
by learning, for to know
exactly what’s the best way how
to encourage her to go
and find life past the one we’ve shared
(what I great trip we’ve been on!)
so that she will be prepared
to press on when I am gone.
It’s not, of course, the very last
gift that I can give,
but things are moving pretty fast,
and I so want her to live
past the heartache and the sorrow
and step into her bright tomorrow.
Sweet sentiment, Andrew. Praying for you and your lovely bride today.