Nancy DeMoss Wacklemouth says marriage vows matter because they reflect God's commitment to his people.

It's not about you. It's not about me. It's about the glory of God. And it's about future generations who can see God's glory revealed in faithfulness to the marriage covenant.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wogamuth, co-author of True Woman Manifesto with us.

This is a document laying out the ideas behind a true woman movement, and Nancy's been using the document as the basis for several teaching series.

Today, she'll pick it back up looking at marriage. Well, my husband Robert and I recently

celebrated our 28th anniversary. 28. Some of you were saying, wait, I thought you got married

not too long ago. Well, it's our 28th month.

We celebrate our monthly anniversary.

When we got married, Robert was 67, I was 57, and we realized that it was likely we weren't going to have as many years as most of our peers do when they are married, some of them for decades. And so we

celebrate our monthly anniversary. It's actually called a luniversary. A lunerversary. So each month

we exchange anniversary cards. And we managed to sneak into each other's space sometime late at

night or early in the morning, and there's usually

a card waiting from one to the other on our luniversary. And I've bought those cards that I'm always

looking for anniversary cards. Bought them at drugstores, bookstores, those card kiosks at the airport.

I've even found cards online. And let me tell you, it's not always

easy to find sentiments that express what we really want to say to each other as husband and wife.

Let me read to you a few that I saw online last night. These are not examples of ones I would

probably send to Robert.

The very first moment I laid my eyes on you, I knew our hearts were meant to be.

You are my courage, my angel, my soldier.

You saved me. I love you.

Well, here's another one.

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