True Love
Norm and Sarah Wedding • Sermon • Submitted
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Introduction
Introduction
What a beautiful day to celebrate the union of two people who are deeply in love with each other.
Outside weddings always have a mixed opinion, old school says that weddings should be kept inside a church.
But over time people are coming to a clear understanding that it does not matter were a wedding takes place, because God is always there.
I believe that we are in a church, but the ceiling is just a little higher.”
When Sarah was born her mother started to pray for a husband that would love, honor, cherish and support no matter and Sarah has search far and wide and we can thank Denny's in North Branch. Sarah was attending school in Pine City and instead of going home she would stop by a restaurant or coffee shop to study.
When she walked into Denny's she was not impressed at all by the dining and service environment she made a decision that would change her entire life. She decided to head over to Perkins and that is where the God's chosen man was working as a manager.
The sparks started to fly and after a number of daily visits Norm finally worked up enough courage to ask her out and when asked, Sarah said No.....but as we can tell she finally said yes and here we are today.
Over the past 2 ½ years I have witness something truly amazing between the two of them and the best way that I can describe with 2 words, "True Love"
The literature of love contains no marriage proposal which exceeds this one in passion. She longs to be constantly near him, never to be parted.
I have chosen a text out of the Song of Solomon and is perhaps the greatest hymn to love ever expressed. The Song of Solomon is a book a bride and groom along with eyewitness express the power of their true love for each other. In today's text, Song of Solomon, 8:6-7 is where the Bride talks about her
I have had the great privilege to have a front row seat in the develop and growth of their relationship. Over the last few months we have spent time in counseling and the only way I describe
I would like to take just a few moments today and highlight several characteristics of true love.
True Love is Possessive
True Love is Possessive
True Love is Possessive
True Love is Possessive
True Love is Permanent
True Love is Permanent
True love is Powerful
True love is Powerful
True Love is Persevering
True Love is Persevering
True Love is Precious
True Love is Precious
Conclusion
Conclusion