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Marriage is the adventure

October 17, 2011 by Krisan Marotta

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In a post titled Go Marry, Young Man! over at the Her-menuetics blog, Ruth Moon interviewed pastor Ted Cunningham about his recent book Young and in Love: Challenging the Unnecessary Delay of Marriage (Cook).

In the quote below, Cunningham asserts that neither churches nor families are teaching 20-somethings that marriage is the adventure, i.e. that marriage is a wonderful experience to be enjoyed, anticipated and encouraged.

Just proves that Pastor Cunningham has not been attending the class my husband and I are teaching Sunday mornings at 10am at Trinity Presbyterian Church, In Order to Form a More Perfect Union: A Biblical View of Love, Sex & Marriage.   You can attend virtually by listening to the MP3s in our message library.

Note: If you’d like to subscribe to the only this class, set the search filter to the Series “Perfect Union”, press Filter to perform the search, then click on the “Subscribe to Filtered Messages” button. 

Moon: What was the impetus for this book?

Cunningham: It was based on our marriage ministry at Woodland Hills. The more I started meeting with 20-somethings, it made me realize you guys just need somebody to picture a special future for you. Your parents didn’t do it; your colleges didn’t do it; the churches you grew up in didn’t do it. They didn’t tell you that marriage is a great thing, something to look forward to, and something you’re going to enjoy. You’re delaying it because you’re doing exactly what you were modeled and taught, so I want to give you a different perspective.

(This article has been read 181 times plus 1 today.)

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  1. Love, Sex & Marriage
  2. Marriage God’s Way
  3. Why calling does not begin with marriage
  4. Should I marry a man with pornography struggles?
  5. Rethinking the 20s

Filed Under: Family, Topics Tagged With: love, marriage, sex

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