14 Days of Love: Pray Together & Craft Project

14 days of love during Valentine’s season is useful for every marriage and relationship. Here are 14 things to enjoy together.

14 days of love during Valentines season is useful for every marriage and relationship. Here are 14 things to enjoy together.
Pray Together!

I have had so much fun writing the past 13 days and sharing with you all the different ways you can learn to love with your loved one.  It gave me time to work with my hubby and hear his point of view on a few topics.  And he enjoyed the hands-on activities he was part of.

But for hubby and I, the most important thing we do together is pray and worship together.  He has taught me so much over the past few years.  He loves when I have a question about a passage in the bible and he can explain it so well.  He is a King James version lover and I tend to enjoy NIV the best.  Easier for me to understand.

I still have a problem praying out loud, while hubby prays so effortlessly.  I am always in awe when he prays.  He has truly been blessed with the gift of prayer. I know God doesn’t care how we pray. Believe me, I have had some serious talks with Him that I don’t think anyone else would want to hear.  Just pray.  Nothing fancy.  Just ask Him to bless your marriage.

I also tell you this: If two of you agree here on earth concerning anything you ask, my Father in heaven will do it for you. For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them Matthew 18:19-20

14 Days of Love: Pray Together

There are so many benefits to praying together:

It helps the two of you become one

Will bring you intimately closer together

Brings God into your marriage

Most importantly it will change your marriage

All marriages have problems because its made up of two people who are not perfect.  But when a perfect God is brought into the marriage, only good things will come from it.  We can’t change each other, only God can and praying together sure has made a huge difference in our marriage.  Are we perfect?  Not by any means, but we now know what was standing between the both of us all those years ago and our worship and praying together has taken that wedge away.

Do you have time for one more quick craft idea?
Two Little Lovers Sitting in a Tree picture

This adorable Valentine’s craft was found on Pinterest and I just had to make it.  It is so cute and I love the 3d effect.  You can find all the directions on how to make this at The Dating Divas. When I showed the picture to hubby, he said, “Where’s Ernest?”  He was right.  Ernest is part of our family and I should’ve made a small heart for him sitting on the ground.

Two Little Lovers Sitting in a Tree picture

A close-up of how the 3d effect looks.

Love and appreciate each other during your life together.  Only good things come from that.

Do small things with great love!

 

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7 Comments

  1. Cute valentine idea! I think I’ll try doing that for my man with a printing of 1 Corinthians as the tree! Thanks for sharing! Happy Valentine’s!

  2. I love this idea! Too cute!

    Praying together is something that my husband and I are still working on. We are both of different religious backgrounds (although both religions fall into the Christian “category”) so it can make things interesting sometimes. If anything it leads to great discussions about why we believe and do things the way that we do. Definitely has been a learning process. #SITSBlogging.

    1. I love those discussions hubby and I have about being Christian. He has such a loving way of explaining the Bible that I can really understand. Thanks for stopping by.

  3. Hi Tammy, this is such a beautiful inspiration. It just blessed my heart. I love it when couples pray together and share on that level that both of you engage each other in. I think it’s that bond, the glue that keeps marriages together. #SITS blogging comment love. God bless you! 🙂

    1. Thank you so much Yvonne for stopping by. Praying and worshiping together as a couple is such a wonderful experience for any couple.

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