In the beginning, according to Genesis 1 and 2, we find a profound concept that has shaped the beliefs and practices of countless individuals and communities throughout history. It states that God created man and woman in His own image, emphasizing their shared dignity and worth as equal partners. This foundational idea has played a significant role in the theology of marriage.
Marriage, in the context of faith, is often seen as a sacred covenant. It's not just a legal contract but a spiritual union that reflects the divine image in each partner. This belief has shaped the way many faith traditions view marriage as a lifelong commitment, filled with love, trust, and mutual support.
Now, we're embarking on a journey to explore how this concept influences real-life marriages today. We're particularly interested in hearing from couples who not only share a faith-based marriage but also work together in a small, family-run business. How does your faith shape your partnership in business and life?
If you and your spouse have experience with a faith-based marriage, especially if you're running a ma and pa business together, we want to hear your stories. Your experiences and insights will be a valuable addition to a new book project. Please contact John Scott Wren at www.JohnWren.com or reach out via text or call at (720) 495-4949. Your voices can help shed light on the beauty and challenges of faith-based marriages in today's world.
Are you willing to share your experience, good or bad, on faith based marriage, vocation, and recovery? Call and let’s set a date. John Wren (720)495-4949
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Title: "Marriage and Faith: Seeking Your Stories"
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning, according to Genesis 1 and 2, we find a profound concept that has shaped the beliefs and practices of countless individuals and communities throughout history. It states that God created man and woman in His own image, emphasizing their shared dignity and worth as equal partners. This foundational idea has played a significant role in the theology of marriage.
Marriage, in the context of faith, is often seen as a sacred covenant. It's not just a legal contract but a spiritual union that reflects the divine image in each partner. This belief has shaped the way many faith traditions view marriage as a lifelong commitment, filled with love, trust, and mutual support.
Now, we're embarking on a journey to explore how this concept influences real-life marriages today. We're particularly interested in hearing from couples who not only share a faith-based marriage but also work together in a small, family-run business. How does your faith shape your partnership in business and life?
If you and your spouse have experience with a faith-based marriage, especially if you're running a ma and pa business together, we want to hear your stories. Your experiences and insights will be a valuable addition to a new book project. Please contact John Scott Wren at www.JohnWren.com or reach out via text or call at (720) 495-4949. Your voices can help shed light on the beauty and challenges of faith-based marriages in today's world.
Are you willing to share your experience, good or bad, on faith based marriage, vocation, and recovery? Call and let’s set a date. John Wren (720)495-4949
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