\u201cY<\/b>ou just ruined my week,\u201d screamed the husband as he slammed the door and bolted toward his car and off to work.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s hogwash! Nobody can ruin your day or your week unless you let them. Truthfully, one bad day doesn\u2019t undo all the good days. Think about it. In baseball, an all-star batter may only get a hit one out of three times at bat. Those two misses don\u2019t negate the hit. A.333 batting average is excellent.<\/p>\n
Likewise, six great days of sharing, intimacy, growth and progress in marriage should never be negated by one bad day of setbacks or difficulties.<\/p>\n
So what if you fail every so often? So what if you or your spouse takes a step back after three or four steps forward? All is not lost. It\u2019s only a hiccup not a heart attack!<\/p>\n
My wife, Judi, is a nurse. She often helps people through relational crises by putting things in perspective. She\u2019ll say, \u201cWell, is it life or death? If it\u2019s not life-threatening, you\u2019ll survive.\u201d<\/p>\n
Stop making every molehill into a mountain. Don\u2019t escalate a problem into a crisis. After all, life is problem-solving. Get used to valleys and stop expecting continuous mountaintops.<\/p>\n
Try this: The next time you or your spouse make a mistake, say, \u201cRemember the last great thing you did? It was_______. It far outweighs this small problem. Let\u2019s forgive, forget and forge ahead.\u201d<\/p>\n
If they fall it isn\u2019t fatal,
for the Lord holds them with his hand.<\/i><\/p>\n
Ps. 37:24 TLB<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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