Christine and I are teaching Christian Marriage here at the school. It’s our first time to teach Christian Marriage in such a formal venue and it’s been a good challenge and very developmental for us. But it’s amazing to dialogue every week with couples from arranged marriages and from all over the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and South Asia about Christ-centered marriage when there are many cultural and religious backgrounds represented like Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim backgrounds.
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As my parents were here, it was a great opportunity to have them guest lecture last week and it was incredibly fun. So many students have come to us communicating how they were so blessed and it had them thinking about their marriage in ways they had never thought of. I talked to a couple from Sri Lanka that’s been in ministry and married over 25 years in the class and they shared it was so powerful it’s all they’ve talked about for the last two weeks and it’s taken them to a new place of oneness in their marriage! They brought Sri Lankan food to us the night before my parents left to show appreciation.  We all enjoyed that – especially Kaelyn who is our adventurous eater here!

Pray for Christine and I as we teach God’s heart and perspective on marriage for these students and that we model what we are teaching as we’ve been facing some very stressful realities and pressures in our own marriage and family life in this season!