How do you spell “COMMITMENT?”
C: CARE
I am committed to care about how my actions affect my spouse, as long as I shall live. O: ONENESS
I am committed to do all that I can to be in unity with my spouse as long as I shall live. M: MAKE IT WORK
I am committed to making my marriage work in spite of problems and obstacles.
M: MAINTENANCE
I am committed to maintaining my marriage as a mechanic maintains a car.
I: INTEGRITY
I am committed to maintain Christian values as long as I shall live.
T: TRUST
I will do all I can to earn my spouse’s trust. I will do nothing to cause my spouse to be jealous.
M: MEMORIES
I will take every opportunity I can to make pleasant memories with my spouse.
E: EVERYDAY
I will pray with and for my spouse everyday and find ways to demonstrate my love.
N: NEEDS
If my spouse has a need, I will look for a way to fill it, as long as I shall live.
T: TEACH
I will teach others what it means to be committed by being a good example.
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