Our daily lives are made up of routines. There are probably very few days in your week where you do something significantly new and this is not necessarily a bad thing.
Can you imagine how frustrating it would be to live a life where unforeseen events took place every single day, destroying your plans?
So why has this been the cause of so many broken marriages?
Many have never considered the fact that a routine can be healthy for their relationship, and that it’s actually the right habits which will help you to maintain a happy and healthy marriage, even something as simple as smiling.
Last week during the Love Therapy Seminar, Bishop James explained the importance of having the Holy Spirit, Who produces joy inside of a person.
“I’m not asking you to smile, but rather to consider your relationship with God because that’s where your smile will come from. If you don’t have that, you’ll have marriage problems,” Bishop explained.
In a marriage, what keeps two people together after a while is a pleasant attitude and a sense of humour.
No one wants to be around someone who is bitter or quarrelsome, but without a relationship with the Holy Spirit, it is very difficult to maintain this positive mood.
Therefore, the best investment you could make in your love life is to invest in yourself and your relationship with God.
Have you been experiencing problems in your love life that you have been unable to resolve on your own? Join us for the weekly Love Therapy Seminars, which are not only an investment in your relationship but also in yourself.
You will receive a message, that if you apply, whether you are single or in a relationship, will benefit your love life. If you are in a relationship, bring your partner, so they can also be blessed.
This week, the Pastors and their respective wives will create a Corridor of the Family to pass the blessing from their home to yours! Don’t miss this opportunity to invite the Holy Spirit into your family.
Event: The Corridor of the Family
Date and Time: Thursdays at 8pm
Location: Rainbow Theatre, 232 Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park, N4 3NX (Outside London branches via livestream at your local Universal Church)
