In the 2 years that I’ve been blogging daily I’ve only had to pull one blog because it was misunderstood.
This morning I wrote my second blog that may have been misunderstood by some.
I’ve debated pulling it, but most of you have already received it by email, so it’s a moot point.
Instead here are some follow up thoughts that I’d like you to read.
1. I was wrong to generalize marriage with other relationships. Marriage is a unique covenant relationship made between a man and a woman before God. You cannot approach marriage like you would a relationship with your boss, or your friend. I humbly apologize for trying to generalize the conclusions of my thesis about change.
2. The main point of my blog was to lovingly endure in a relationship much like Christ has endured with us. I believe every one of us has been given much grace by God and we too must show the same grace towards others in every relationship. I thought I was clearer than I came across. I’m sorry for that.
3. Marriage is about YOU changing. Again, this morning’s post was not about marriage per se. If you walked away from reading it with the sense that you’re free to run, then I failed miserably in writing it. I tend to agree with John Piper’s views on marriage. If you’re married or thinking about it, read these two posts by John Piper on divorce and remarrriage: Here’s the first and here’s the second.
I hope this offers some clarification for you if you were left with confusing conclusions after reading the morning’s post. If you’re thinking I’m over analyzing it all, you should be used to it by now!
Tomorrow’s post will be easy. It’s Scripture Memory Day!