While I was driving to Walgreens for the third time yesterday, I started thinking about the
Right before we made marital covenants between each other and our Heavenly Father, we shared our deepest feelings and made a few, more specific promises about how we would treat each other.
Those promises and covenants we made on our wedding day are very sacred to both of us. They are more important to us than any other person, addiction, or worldly thing. There is peace and comfort in knowing that no matter what happens there is a person that loves you unconditionally and cares for you more than anything else.
It breaks my heart that there are people who have never felt, or even understood, the peace that these promises bring. Today there are too many couples signing prenups and dividing belongings before they are even married. It seems that gangs have more loyalty between members than do married couples. Pornography is considered "normal" and many men leave their families because of their "loyalty" to their own addiction.
We are all human and make mistakes. We are imperfect beings living in an imperfect world. But it is these promises and covenants that we make to each other that help us to become better people.
I'm so grateful that I married a person who is fiercely loyal to me and his Heavenly Father. Our commitment to each other is what brings true security and happiness.
And this is something truly wonderful.

