For Better Or Worse: Cleave and Leave

Did you know the word "cleave" is one of the most interesting words in the Bible? It means to bond or intertwine—like the ligaments and tendons in a joint. But a cleaver? That’s designed to separate and dissect.We’re breaking down the three "cleavers" that often sneak in and try to separate what God joined together:The "Me" Cleaver: Putting your own hobbies, work, or friends before your spouse.The "Kids" Cleaver: Making the kids the center of the universe while your marriage takes a back seat.The "Parents" Cleaver: Letting in-laws (or your own parents) undermine the bond with your spouse.💡 Why You Should WatchWhether you’re in a season of "Crown Molding stress" (if you know, you know!) or you're just looking to build a God-honoring marriage, this message is for you.Highlights include:Why "Second Place" is actually the best place to be in a marriage.How to set healthy boundaries (yes, even if your 14-year-old is still trying to sleep in your bed).The real reason why your spouse might remind you of your father-in-law.