Adapting to changes and challenges is part of a healthy marriage from "summary" of Meaning of Marriage by Timothy Keller

Marriage is a relationship that requires adaptability and resilience in order to thrive. When two people come together to form a union, they bring with them their own unique personalities, backgrounds, and experiences. These differences can lead to challenges and conflicts within the marriage, but it is how the couple responds to these challenges that ultimately determines the health of their relationship. Adapting to changes and challenges in a marriage involves a willingness to communicate openly and honestly with one another. It requires a commitment to working through issues together, rather than allowing them to drive a wedge between the couple. This means being willing to listen to each other's perspectives, even when they differ from our own, and being open to compromise in order to find solutions that work for both partners. In a healthy marriage, both partners are willing to adapt and grow together as individuals and as a couple. This may mean making sacrifices for the sake of the relationship, or being willing to change certain behaviors or attitudes that are causing strain on the marriage. It also means being willing to support one another through difficult times, and to celebrate each other's successes and achievements. Adapting to changes and challenges in a marriage is not always easy, but it is a necessary part of building a strong and lasting relationship. It requires patience, understanding, and a willingness to work through difficult times together. By facing challenges head-on and adapting to the changes that come their way, couples can build a marriage that is resilient, fulfilling, and deeply meaningful.

Meaning of Marriage

Timothy Keller

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