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Spouses with different beliefs

Mike S said:
Or, perhaps it's a matter of love for each other and love for God. I worship a mighty God, a powerful God, a sovereign God. Even if the wife and I have different worship styles, God works equally on the two of us to draw us to His righteousness. He doesn't need me to change her, nor her to change me, God is the potter and we are the clay. Neither my wife nor I is a potter to the clay of the other.
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Mike S said:
Or, perhaps it's a matter of love for each other and love for God. I worship a mighty God, a powerful God, a sovereign God. Even if the wife and I have different worship styles, God works equally on the two of us to draw us to His righteousness. He doesn't need me to change her, nor her to change me, God is the potter and we are the clay. Neither my wife nor I is a potter to the clay of the other.
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