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A wedding love feast

Today I attended a wedding love feast and one of the song we sang is as follows:-

In His time, in His time,
He makes all things beautiful, in His time,
Lord, please show me everyday,
As You're teaching me Your way,
That You do just what You say, in Your time


The highlight of the event began with the bride's testimony of how the couple got together. The story started with the bride's mother who strongly believed that her daughter and the groom-to-be would be an item in the future. Seemed to me like God has already planned everything. The groom also shared his story and specifically mentioned the 3 phases of their relationship. The first phase started with the couple trying to know one another. This is the most enjoyable phase as they tried to please one another and enjoy most activities together. The second phase began as they learn to open up to one another, and they soon discovered they were so different in term of personality and many other things. They started to ponder about their compatibility and whether to continue their relationship. They sought help from a couple in the church and through much prayer and seeking, they were very cleared that they were meant to be together. Finally, they entered into the third phase ie. they began to spend time together in prayer, in their church services, seeking the Lord together and this makes them closer as the day goes by. Their relationship are built on the Lord.

This is a beautiful testimony and I decided to put it in my blog. Just like the hymnal, God makes everything beautiful in His time. When they decided to turn to God, He shows them and teach them His way.

May the blessing of God be with this couple!

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  1. I am happy for the couple too! Recently there are many reports on divorce - even Christians are doing it! (even those who had gone through conselling B4 marriage are not spared)

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