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What if the greatest threat to your marriage isn’t incompatibility… but spiritual emptiness?

In Week 2 of our A Love That Lasts series, we explore “The Power for Marriage” from Ephesians 5:15–21. The Apostle Paul doesn’t begin with communication strategies or love languages. He begins with this command: “Be filled with the Spirit.”

Why? Because the kind of marriage God designs—marked by humility, joy, gratitude, and mutual submission—requires supernatural power.

In this message, we unpack:

Why being continually filled with the Holy Spirit (not just once, but daily) is essential for a thriving marriage

How Spirit-filled living confronts our selfishness at its root

What mutual submission really means—and why it’s beautiful, not burdensome

How worship, gratitude, and humility reshape the atmosphere of your home

A lasting marriage isn’t powered by willpower.
It isn’t sustained by romance alone.
It flows from two people who are walking closely with Jesus and yielding to the Spirit together.

If you’re married, engaged, dating, or hoping to be married someday, this message will challenge you to ask: Am I trying to love in my own strength—or in the Spirit’s power?

When two people are being continually filled with the Holy Spirit, selfishness loses its grip, grace becomes natural, and love becomes resilient.

📖 Text: Ephesians 5:15–21
🔥 Series: A Love That Lasts

Don’t just work on your marriage.
Be filled—and let the Spirit do what you cannot.