Emy Moore

Things of which we're even still walking through.

And it was incredibly traumatic.

But what kept us was the faithfulness of God and sticking to what he originally said first.

Yeah, that's really powerful.

And I feel like there was so much equipping through that season.

I think one of the things I actively talk about during the engagement season, I was losing the grace to be single.

All of a sudden, all the things I could do on my own, I couldn't.

And I was like, what's happening?

I feel like I could do all these things and now I can't.

God was actively showing me and preparing me for marriage and stripping away my

and I mean hyper-independency.

It doesn't mean my independency and my identity has been lost throughout marriage, but what it has shown me is that God was showing me greater submission.

And when I think of greater submission, I don't think of servanthood in a sense of slavery, right?

When I think of submission, I don't think of slavery.

I think of servanthood.

And more importantly, I think of dependence.

And in that season, especially growing up in a household that teaches you to be hyper independent and to be the parent of your siblings and puts you in a constant fight and flight parental role.

highly in control whatever it may be the engagement season kind of forced me to be incredibly dependable upon God of which prepared me to be dependent upon you and it doesn't mean that I'm not dependent on the Lord anymore it means that I have two big great shoulders I can rely on which is you and him and that that dependence has sparked something so feminine on the inside of me they do love pink

Love it.

I'm a nut job for it.