The 4 Laws of Love: 2B or Not 2B Unequally Yoked - 202

All the way to the alter, a couple highly prioritizes their relationship. If there are any problems, they console themselves with the idea that everything will be fixed when they get married. They spend lots of time together and focus on each other during the wedding and honeymoon. The new relationship and living arrangement keep the excitement there to keep things going.

Then children come along and that can often lead to a shift in priorities within a marriage. As the excitement of the new marriage begins to wear off, the focus may shift to the children and careers, causing the couple to drift apart and not prioritize each other in their marriage.

Mothers can often become absorbed in caring for the children, putting their needs above all else. This can lead to the mother neglecting her relationship with her husband and placing less importance on spending quality time together.

Fathers may start to focus more on their careers, investing time and energy into work to provide for the family. This can lead to the dad spending less time at home and with his wife, potentially causing feelings of neglect and distance in the marriage.

When these problems begin to arise in an unequally yoked relationship, it can make it even more difficult to navigate than if you were equally yoked and felt you were with God's soulmate.

We discuss that this week on Connecting the Gap. Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. We pray you are blessed by this episode!