- A preacher gives 6 things to avoid in marriage.
- He educated his online and live audience on what he titled the University of marriage.
- The preacher emphasized that these six things will help those who apply them to have a successful marriage.
Knowing the implications of having a bad marriage, a preacher gives 6 things to avoid in marriage.
Marriage has been a topic of interest for many preachers and this is because a good marriage affects society on a large scale. Prophet Ritabbi was not left out on the list of preachers who have taken it upon themselves to educate the public on marriage.
On his list of 6 things to avoid in marriage, the first thing he mentioned was to avoid shouting at each other. He emphasized the need for spouses to speak calmly with each other.
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6 things to avoid in marriage
Secondly, he advised the crowd not to insult their partners. He spoke of how name-calling has ruined many marriages.
He added that spouses should avoid using words like ‘never’ when conversing. The prophet shared how small the word may sound but the power it carries is scary.
The preacher went on to share the other three things to avoid and this gave rise to comments from netizens;
@lovenessnambeye99: “That’s my husband always shouting for me and child i have tried to tell but no avail.”
@the chosen one: “If he shouts don’t shout be polite that’s how I managed mine until he changed. just be polite he will sit and ask him self the problem.”
@WORLD WHISPER: “Marriage is like a football game wat d counselors tells u is diffrent frm wat u xperience just lyk d coach teachn d players den on d pitch is differen.”
Female preacher teaches audience on conflict resolution in marriage
Meanwhile, on the internet space today, a female preacher teaches her audience on conflict resolution in marriage.
In a video shared by Prophet Olabisi Adamu on TikTok, the preacher exhorted the audience on the bedrock of conflict resolution.
She shared that it didn’t matter what you said when you are trying to resolve a conflict but how you said it.
