If the person you marry changes over time, is it possible to stay in love?

Here's Anne Ortland.

Especially you who are believers.

You must keep falling in love with that person that your husband becomes.

You change? He changes.

And you fall out of love and you fall out of love and you fall out of love.

So what do you do? You just simply say, Charlie, I take you all over again, at least in your heart,

to be my lawfully wedded husband, to have and to hold from this day forward. You have to keep

recommitting yourself to this person who has changed.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. It's Thursday, July 24th.

Here's Nancy. The Lord has been so gracious in my life to bring around me women, older women, many of them

who have been a little further down the road spiritually and in life experience than I have been,

who've been instruments to help teach me the ways of God.

And isn't that what the scripture says in Titus Chapter 2, that older women should teach

younger women, how to love God, how to love their husbands, how to walk with God in practical

ways?

And one such woman in my life, at a distance, has been Anne Ortland.

Her husband was my pastor when I was a college student,

and Anne is a musician, a talented musician, a hymn writer, an author, a speaker. She's been a wife

for 56 years, a mother of four children, and she walks with the Lord. She knows God. And Anne is

with us all this week on Revive Our Hearts,

talking to us about her book, The Gentle Ways of the Beautiful Woman.

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