Today I led Charlotte and some of my teens in an activity designed to get them thinking about their future spouses! Since Sienna already has a special friend in Michael from Willow Creek and Simon in Mackenzie Robinson, they were excused. The rest of us had a wonderful evening that centered the sanctity of marriage!
Excerpts from devotional activity led by Sophia Wagner and completed by several Wagner children, August 2051:
Caleb:
Nice
Christian
Pretty
Nice
Good at cooking and stuff
Charlotte:
If I get married, I would want my husband to still be my friend. I don’t want him to be just a stranger I live with. I’d like someone who never disappears and never accosts me with unwelcome surprises. We’ll be the kind of married couple that does things together, like weekly date night. And he’ll help me clean up after coffee & cake hour on Sundays. I won’t be like Sadie, fawning over someone as incompetent as her four-year-old. I won’t submit to a husband who can’t even lead. He definitely won’t be from Brindleton, because I’m pretty sure I know all of the single Christian men my age here and they’re all such…
Catherine:
La la la la abcefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz [in cursive] the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog [end cursive/resume print] I DON’T KNOW but he better be handsome :)
Cierra Joy:
I pray that my future husband is a strong man of God who provides for our family and is always pointing us back to Jesus. I would also like a husband who is open to any blessings the Lord gives us and willing to properly discipline them when needed. It would be really nice if his name started with C or J so we could name our kids all one letter and then share initials as a family, but I know the other things are more important. I’m prayerful that…
Stella:
My future husband has to have a good heart. I might like it if he was a pastor or something like that. Maybe a doctor. Someone who helps people, and by being his wife, I could help him help people. I hope he has a nice smile. And I hope he’ll use a gentle voice with our children and never raise a hand in anger against them. They’ll feel the love around them every single day and it won’t matter what kind of person God makes them, because they’ll know we’ll always…









