I and my partner keep each other warm on cold nights. We pick each other up when we fall along the way. We are not competing with each other, but we are constantly collaborating.
I do not let my doubt get in the way. I may be afraid to open up and be vulnerable with my partner, but I allow perfect love to cast that fear out of my heart.
I do not sabotage my relationship or frustrate my partner’s attempts to invest in our love. I am a lover and I enjoy being loved even as I love. I and my partner are like God.
We love deeply and give to each other abundantly. We refuel each other. Our children learn God’s love by watching our daily lives.
We spread the fragrance of life through our love walk. I do not sit and wait for my partner to do things before I love him. I do the right things.
I teach him how to love me. I go the extra mile. I make a decision to give and experience love always.
I am anointed and qualified to love. Therefore, I do not change my nature because of someone else’s wrongdoing. I was a love being long before I began to date or got married.
I remain a love being long after that. We do not act like cursed people in our home, trying to oppress one another. No.
We are blessed folks. We are blessed folks and it shows in the honour with which we handle one another—our children and extended family members.
It shows in the way we treat those around us. My partner is first God’s child. My partner is first God’s child.
So I respond to him with the honour of God, knowing that God is not just my Father but also my in-law. I recognise that my partner is a general in God’s army and I do not rob him of his pride and dignity. I am respectful in my words and deeds, regardless of how familiar I am with him.
My partner is a blessing and I am poised to enjoy God’s anointing upon his life. I am not distracted by familiarity or “see finish.” My relationship is a blessing to me and it adds no sorrow.
I am better equipped for life because of my partner. I am not starved of love or dissatisfied here. I experience God, friendship, and chemistry here.
There is no form of lack here. I am not distracted by all the options the world tries to offer me. I am not sexually starved.
I am not emotionally neglected. I am not professionally undermined and I am not intellectually belittled. This love anchors my God-given identity and I am not distracted by all the options the world offers.
This love is home and we are not afraid to be true, genuine, and vulnerable. We do not have secrets and no outsider can come between us through blackmail. I and my lover do not frustrate each other’s efforts to love exceedingly.
Our love teaches our children and family how to be genuine. My relationship brings me ease, tranquillity, and joy. My partner is delighted to be with me every day.
I find exceptional ways to love and fulfil my partner. I am in tune with God to bless this general with whom I share life. In blessing, the Lord has blessed us, and in multiplying, the Lord has multiplied us—spiritually, financially, in ministry, and in every endeavour.
The Lord has blessed us and multiplied us. In all our growth and expansion, we never become too busy or too occupied to spend quality time with each other, our children, and our family. Romance is not a thing of the past in our marriage.
It is an ever-evolving aspect for us. Romance is not a thing of the past in our marriage. It is an ever-evolving aspect for us, and we learn new ways to meet each other’s needs.
I am love. I love and I am loved. I am patient with myself, my partner, my children, and my family.
I am kind to all and sundry. I do not envy. Even when my partner is thriving in a season of life more than I am, I do not envy.
I do not boast about how much I bring to the table or how much better I am, for I know the Father is my sufficiency. I am not proud. I do not dishonour my man under any circumstance.
I do not harm my partner with words or deeds. I am not self-seeking. Instead, I look for ways to constantly pour life and joy into my partner.
I am not easily angered, and even when I am, I do not belittle him to feel powerful or justified. I keep no record of wrongs. I am not storing up wrongs to explode one day. When I am wronged, I lovingly confront the situation and move past it.
I do not delight in evil. I always rejoice with the truth. I always protect, always trust, always hope, and always persevere.
I do not give up easily. I am proof of God’s love to my partner. Every time he looks at me, it is all gratitude and songs for the blessing he has in me.
My presence in his life is as cool streams on a sunny day. I am a refresher. I do not frustrate him in the low moments.
Instead, I provide solutions. I constantly help him recalibrate to the God spot. I do not throw his inadequacies in his face.
I encourage, pray for him, and push him in the right direction. I am not the kind of partner people resent. I am the kind people use as a prayer point.
I do not frustrate my partner’s attempt to obey God. I trust the God who saved him to uphold him and keep him from falling. I do not wake up one day and try to become a deputy Holy Spirit.
I am rested, knowing there is One who keeps my partner so he can be presented faultless before the Father’s throne. I am at rest every day in this love the Father has given me. I have peace even in the midst of crisis.
Our children are taught of God and great is our peace. Great is our peace. And great is our peace.
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