IN UNISON ◽ MARRIAGE
Life gets busy, so it’s important for married couples to create sacred space for grounding and fun connection.
Intentional time set apart for enjoyment and emotional reconnection.
Sacred space for undivided attention—a living part of the relationship that helps couples keep drawing near through a combined effort.
One evening, as we sat at our dining room table with drinks and a meal, we created a sacred space for us both.
There, Chris shared the music he had been listening to—Christian worship songs from years ago.
He played some songs on Spotify, and I recognized them right away.
The memories came rushing back.
Maybe you remember these, too...
I’m Trading My Sorrows — Darrell Evans
“His joy comes with the morning.”
Your Love Is Extravagant — Casting Crowns
“I feel like moving to the rhythm of your grace.”
I Am Free — Newsboys
“Through You, all hearts will praise.”
We shared a joyful moment, listening to clips of rarely heard songs that are still so good.
We talked about how some Christian songs, like fashion trends, deserve a comeback.
A simple music connection can carry deep meaning into sacred space.
It can unfold naturally, feel engaging, and draw attention toward one another.
I feel present with Chris as he shares his thoughts about older music.
His excitement brings the moment to life for me, too.
As in worship, remove anything that might distract from your sacred time together.
Start by listening and following each other’s lead.
Put aside everyday distractions.
Sit face-to-face and ease out of busy mode.
Treat it as a priority in your marriage.