So much information is available to us in this internet age we live in.  It’s literally at our fingertips.  But what good is that information to us?  Has it made us smarter? More successful?  Happier?
I’d venture to say that much of the time, it’s done nothing more than fill our heads with more facts.
That’s not the way it should be.
So to what end do we gain more information? Surely it can’t be just to say that we now have more information rolling around in our already information overloaded minds.

What does it really mean when we say to our wives or husbands “I love you”?
Does it mean “I have a warm and fuzzy feeling towards you right this second, but it could be gone tomorrow”? Could it mean “You look gorgeous in what you’re wearing, but that attraction will wear off as soon as you change to your raggedy pajamas”? Or maybe it means “You just let me have my way and I’ll love you as long as you’re doing things my way”?

Last time we talked about how we should celebrate our independence and freedom through Christ. If you missed it, check out Independence vs. Dependence: Both Are Good - Pt. 1.
Today we’re going to talk about:
Dependence - I think in the United States, and it may be true in other countries as well, we have this attitude of independence. “I can do it on my own.” “I’m a self-made man.”

We recently celebrated our Independence Day here in the United States. This is where we declared independence from Great Britain on July 4, 1776.
Now I bring this up because we were at a meeting at someone’s home with a few other Christian couples and the leader brought up “independence” as a topic of conversation. It got me to thinking about 2 things related to us as Christians.

Do you have anxiety? Are circumstances in your life stressing you out?
Are you anxious about things going on in your life? Your marriage? Your kids? Other relationships? Your health? Finances? Your job? The economy?
That list covers a lot of ground and I’m sure there are many, many other things going on as well.

To go along with the title, we have a scripture that fits with the theme of this site.  So our slogan, or motto, is the following Bible verse:
But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Corinthians 15:57 (NKJV)
Finding God’s promise in the Bible confirms His desire for victory in our lives.

Let’s address the title to this site.  As you come here, of course the first thing that I want you to think of is success and victory.
Hence “Victory” in the title.
But there are a couple of other key components that go along with it.

Well, here we go!
Things have been happening, moving, and changing in my life.  There’s been a transformation that’s been going on. And it’s good!
With this process of transformation, it’s time for a new beginning. So this is the start of a new site that is transitioning from my blog centered solely around Christian marriage.  I’ve taken some time away from MarriageVictory.com and sense that God’s leading me to create this new site to move forward with.