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60 reviewsMarriage exposes and reveals who we really are. That’s because when we say “I do,” we enter a covenant relationship with our marriage partner. In business, partners seal their relationship with a contract, enforceable by law. In marriage, two people enter into a covenant with each other and with God. This marriage covenant can best be illustrated by an equilateral triangle. God is at the apex, with the husband and wife at their respective corners on the base. As the marriage partners grow closer to God, they actually grow closer to each other. The result of such a covenant relationship is a fulfilling and dynamic marriage.
When I ask a couple to pledge their love and commitment to each other ’til death do they part, I’m actually asking them to embrace certain commandments or principles that guarantee a successful marriage. But like the Ten Commandments God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai, these Ten Commandments of Marriage cannot be kept without a spiritual transformation.
The apostle Paul teaches that God’s Ten Commandments serve as a diagnostic tool. Like instruments in the hand of a skilled physician, these laws examine and probe our lives, revealing the genetic disease of sin. In fact, the Law literally condemns us, breaking the grave news to us that we all have fallen desperately short of God’s holy requirement. That hard truth should drive us to our knees and cause us to look to heaven for an answer to our dilemma—a holy cure that comes only from the Great Physician.
What is the cure? “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:9). When we confess our sins and repent, we do an “about-face” from our sinful lifestyles. Jesus Christ takes our sin and gives us His righteousness in return. That’s what I call a divine, spiritual transformation!
In Renovation of the Heart, Dallas Willard writes, “The spiritual renovation and spirituality that comes from Jesus is nothing less th
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