Still at it? I will be at it until restoration happens... and then the real work begins. My hope and my faith is in my God... not in myself, not in my wife, and not in the words or the actions of this world. I knew going into this that people would reject it, scoff at it, look down at it, and generally think I'm a pathetic man who can't get over his divorce. And if that's the position that people must take, then I'm ready to accept it. Nothing is more important to me than my marriage, than for my wife to know Christ, than for me to be obedient to God's will. And God's will is restoration, God's will is that people not divorce, God's will is that no adultery be brought upon the marriage or the individuals therein. Many people may question that statement, but it is written, and there is no debate.
I appreciate your prayers, and I appreciate your comments. You have a "restored" marriage yourself, so you know exactly how important this journey is. Though God may have asked us to walk a different paths toward our restoration, He nonetheless asked us to walk a path. Who am I to say no to that?
I will continue to believe and pray for restoration until one of us passes from this earth.... or until God makes it plainly clear that He would like me to do something completely different and end my stand. I don't see the latter happening, but then again, I must not lean on my understanding and I must know this His ways are not my own.
I tried my ways... Now I'm giving it to Him. I hope that one day people who doubt will understand. And if not, I hope they will at least respect the calling that God has given...