With a woman at look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

According to a recent report from the Institute for Family Studies, quote, on average, early

married and joy, slightly higher marital quality, then later married.

On metrics like relationships satisfaction, sexual satisfaction, teamwork, and communication.

Women who marry early, for example, report an 11% lead in sexual satisfaction over those

who marry later in life.

And for men that gaps even bigger at 14%.

This supports findings from another IFS study that quote spouses who have only had sex

with their current spouse have the highest levels of sexual satisfaction in marriage.

Now these findings counter widespread cultural assumptions that couples should be sure of

their compatibility that sexual autonomy and so-called sexual freedom is the path the

personal happiness.

No, God gave marriage to the world as a gift, as the best context for sex, and as a real

life sign of His love for His people.

And we shouldn't be surprised when His way actually works out for the best.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with a Point.