Thank you, beloved brethren and friends, for your prayers, your support, and your faithfulness in standing with us in the work of the Lord. Many of you have wondered why I have been offline. The Lord called me into a season of deep intercession and urgent assignments that required my full attention. It was a season of hidden obedience, consecration, and prayer, a time to release the purposes of God in the Spirit. Now He has released me to continue this podcast. I return with joy, knowing that what lies ahead requires greater grace, and I covet your prayers as we press forward in His purpose.In  this episode, I want to share a word that the Lord gave me about marriage and His heart. This word was revealed to me during the wedding of Brother Sander and Sister Senait. After living together for twenty years without marriage, they encountered Jesus. Both surrendered their lives to Him, were baptized, and chose to walk in covenant before the Lord. Heaven bore witness to their union. As I watched, the Lord spoke clearly: every marriage that will last must be built upon the very nature of God Himself.Marriage was not created by culture. It was established by the Creator. To sustain what God initiates, husband and wife must reflect His person. The same attributes that make God’s covenant with man unbreakable are the same that make a marriage indestructible. When a couple mirrors His nature, love becomes holy, unity becomes possible, and marriage becomes heaven on earth.In this episode, we begin with the first divine attribute revealed in Exodus 34:5–8 — Communication: The Voice of God’s Nature. When God proclaimed His name to Moses, He revealed His heart. It still amazes me how God demonstrated His glory and power to an audience of one — just Moses. God came and proclaimed His name twice. That was the first thing He did. The Lord, the Lord God. One would have expected God to say, Moses already knows Me, I spoke to him before in Exodus chapter 3. I even introduced Myself in a name that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob did not know. No! God had a personal, unique, and renewed communication with Moses. He was eager to reveal His attribute, His personality, His nature. That is where it starts from. God communicates. Before He made Adam, He communicated. He said, Let us make man in our image. Before He established marriage, He communicated His observation and His intention: It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a help meet for him.How then can anyone survive marriage or any godly relationship without communication?I heard the story of a woman who was so frustrated, ready to divorce because her husband never told her he loved her. She cried, wept, and could not understand. Eventually, a priest mediated and asked, “What is the problem?” She said, “My husband never told me he loves me.” The husband was shocked. He said, “On our wedding day, I told her publicly that I love her. I just thought I would let her know if I ever change my mind.” He adored his wife, he loved her deeply, but he was about to lose her simply because he missed out the first attribute of God that makes marriage work. Love that is not communicated is non-tangible and will not be appreciated.Do you know that God communicates in diverse ways? He communicates through signs — the rainbow is His communication that the earth will never again be destroyed by flood. He speaks through actions — He told Hosea to marry a harlot to communicate His pain for Israel. He told Ezekiel to lie on his side to reveal His heart to His people. He speaks through silence. He speaks in many ways. As a spouse, learn to communicate in diverse ways: through affectionate words, through acts of love, through joy, through service, through attention, through gestures.Communication is the unveiling of the heart. You communicate who you are, what you are, and how you are. Communication is how love becomes visible and how u

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