Song of Solomon 2:15
"Catch for us the foxes, the little foxes that ruin the vineyards, our vineyards that are in bloom."
Now I would like to mention a few more little foxes and highlight a thing or to about them.
Entertainment-
Do you enjoy entertainment together or does it replace her? Do you
share dates and fun times out and watching tv and movies together or has
the tv replaced her in your life? Do you communicate together and talk
or do you just sit in front of the iphone, computer, or tv?
These are important questions that can shine the light on this little
fox hiding in the bushes.
Friends-
Do you have mutual friends that strengthen, grow, and nurture your
covenant? Or does she have her friends and you have your friends? What
do your friends do for you marriage or how do they ruin it and affect
it? Think about that.
Health- So when she gets sick do you take care of her? Who
takes care of the kids when they are sick? If she was to get injured or
have a terminal illness would your covenant stand the test? If any of
these questions are a problem you have a little fox chewing on
your marriage and love root.
Goals- Do you have goals together? Or are the goals you have in
life all about you? We should be striving together to grow
and succeed in life and the joy that God can bring. We should be
looking forward to achieving the goals that we desire together and not
allow our lives to separate and grow apart in any way.
Security- This little fox can be a big challenge because we
desire security and comfort in life. We chase after this feeling
and emotion so this little fox can not only come from an external
force outside of ourselves but this little fox can also be an internal
force from within us as we chase and find security in this life. We
should be only finding our peace in our covenant and getting the only
security we need in our beloved. Stomp on this tempting little fox
before he bites.
Here
are some little foxes and problems that can creep up and destroy our
marriage covenant and love. What other foxes did I miss? Tomorrow I want
to spend a few words on some internal foxes that we have to stop from
inside of ourselves.
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