Marriage Restored: Lysa TerKeurst Shares Stunning Photos of Recommitting to Her Husband
Nearly 18 months after announcing the end of her marriage, Proverbs 31’s Lysa TerKeurst shared gorgeous images celebrating her restored relationship with husband, Art.
In June 2017, TerKeurst announced her marriage was over after her husband had been unfaithful. The Proverbs 31 ministry leader, author and speaker was later diagnosed with breast cancer.
But our God is one of miracles.
Last week, TerKeurst posted to social media about recommitting to her husband.
View this post on InstagramOn an unusually sunny Tuesday in December, we dressed up a bit and whispered healing words, heartfelt promises, and holy vows. A million prayers. A miracle answer. A marriage restored. . Thank you @brianschindler @hannaheschindler for capturing these moments. . And @madivincent for draping blooms of grace and beauty all around our day.
View this post on InstagramFamily. These people have my heart forever.
View this post on InstagramNever doubt we serve a God who still does miracles. In the middle of the work He did from the devastation in my marriage nothing looked like I hoped and everything felt impossible. I prayed a million suggestions to God that never ever came to be. And the number of tears shed in the process about leaked the life out of me. But all the while when I saw nothing, God was doing something. And in His way and His timing, new life came. No matter how impossible that miracle you are praying for seems, please trust that only God knows the full story. He is working. He is hearing and shifting and intervening and convicting and stirring and doing what only He can do. God does some of His best work in the unseen. . And thank you @jenniferabercrombiebeauty for making me feel pretty on this day of my dreams.
View this post on InstagramI still cry over what was. I still find myself wishing the hurt wasn’t part of our story. But God has whispered deep into my soul, “I haven’t ‘cursed’ you with this. I’ve ‘entrusted’ you with this.” Oh God, may we be found fiercely faithful. We will go to those on the brutal battlefield of heartbreak and speak Truth. Show redemption. And call forth life from dead bones in the name of Jesus. Then at the end of each day, we will seal our commitment with a kiss of togetherness. For we can’t change what was. But we sure can lavishly love, honor, and appreciate the breathtaking reality of what is.