Embracing Oneness and Loving Like Christ in Marriage | TRM Podcast Ep. 61

Marriage is a sacred union designed by God. Its transformative power lies in the divine concept of oneness, which, when embraced, can lead to healing and reconciliation. In our latest podcast episode, my husband, Mike, and I delve into our personal journey of rediscovery through a marriage class at our church called Re|Engage.

In this enlightening episode, we navigate the complexities of love. Love, as a concept, can often seem chaotic. However, Mike and I have discovered that men and women, despite their differences, can create a harmonious balance in their relationship. We discuss societal pressures to stay single and independent and juxtapose it with the biblical path of unity and oneness in marriage.

An interesting revelation in our journey was recognizing the enemy’s attack on the family. We realized that these attacks can be combated not as isolated warriors, but as a united front. Through our experience, we learned that the power of loving like Christ can only be achieved by acknowledging our own shortcomings in love.

The podcast episode also delves into the depths of John 1:7-21 to unpack the true essence of love. Love, being of divine origin, has no room for grudges, and it flourishes when we remain in God. We explore how love drives out fear and fosters a healthy environment for marriage and parenting.

Embracing Oneness

In the course of the episode, we reflect on the mystery of Jesus’ sacrifice and the emotions it stirs up. Although we are incapable of being like Christ, His ultimate sacrifice was the only way for us to be sanctified.We further explore how unconditional love is at the heart of marriage and parenting. Our actions and attitudes can have a ripple effect on our marriage, our children, and everything around us.

As we wind down, we look to Psalm 139, encouraging self-examination for any hurtful or anxious thoughts. This introspection, we believe, is critical in maintaining a healthy marriage. The power of oneness, love, and unity can bring about profound healing and reconciliation in matrimony.

In conclusion, marriage is a journey of growth, understanding, and love. It’s a divine union where two become one. This oneness is not about losing individuality but about creating a harmonious balance. So, let’s strive to love more like Christ in our marriages and create relationships that honor God.

Bible Verses Mentioned:

  • Genesis 2:23-24
  • Matthew 19:4-6
  • Mark 10:6-8
  • Ephesians 5:31
  • 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
  • 1 John 4:7-21
  • Psalm 139:23-24

Resources Mentioned:

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Book: Love & Respect: The Love She Most Desires; The Respect He Desperately Needs by Emerson Eggerichs – click here

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Book: The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman – click here to purchase

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The Radiant Mission Podcast | Episode 61
Host: Rebecca Twomey
@theradiantmission
Special Guest Co-Host: Michael Twomey

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In Episode 61 we continue our mini-series on marriage with a discussion on embracing oneness and learning to love like Christ in marriage.


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