Marriage
Every man wanted their wedding proposals to be romantic as well as unique. I’ve read an article in a magazine where the man did his proposal on top of the mountain. Wow! How did he do it? We’ll it’s just simple. He invited her girlfriend to a climbing adventure. It was just an ordinary invitation so that he can surprise her girlfriend later. Climbing wasn’t hard for them because they were both adventurous. After they reached to the top, the man suddenly knelt down and said those precious words “will you marry me?”
I find the proposal very sweet and unique. But I think you can’t take away the risk in this kind of proposal. What I’m afraid of is the threat of possible accidents, and the fear that the engagement ring and other stuff might get lost and that would ruin the whole proposal plan. If you plan to do this in the future, you need to have the right Outdoor Gear to make the proposal work. I’ve heard brands from North Face and Marmot are great for outdoor adventures.
I’m sure you can’t say no to a wedding proposal like this, right? Although it’s a bit risky, I’m sure love will blossom after the hard work of climbing and trying to make the proposal special. Love will surely find a way!

A sanctuary is a place of refuge and protection; shelter. Our marriage should be a place of refuge and protection for each other. It is allowing your partner to feel that with God’s help they are safe with you no matter what the situation may become. In scarcity and in abundance, in sickness and in health or no matter what the situation may be. It is allowing them to know that they still love you and accept you no matter what.
Two years ago, my husband has been diagnosed with Mitral Valve Prolapse (MVP) and suffered a lot of uncomfortable moments at that time. He can’t enjoy life the way he wanted to and he did come to the point of being depressed. I was with him during that moment but sometimes I get affected with how he feels and ending up not understanding his situation. I just end up praying and praying and praying, and God’s grace was so abundant in our lives that He allowed me to feel what my husband is going through. I praise God that he healed my husband from that sickness.
I can say that our marriage can only be a place of protection, a place of refuge when God is in it. When God is involve in every aspect of our marriage we can never get wrong with everything we do. We can always have a sanctuary in our marriage.
1 Corinthians 2:3
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