Continue with this sequence and stay married.
Married Americans in their 50s have more than twice the net worth of their never-married or divorced counterparts.
The "Success Sequence" is a sociological concept popularized by researchers at the American Enterprise Institute and the Institute for Family Studies. It outlines three consecutive milestones for young adults aimed at avoiding poverty and achieving financial stability.
A teacher finds it exciting when someone has an “I get it” moment and will continue to think about new ways to help people gain understanding. A teacher sees everything as an opportunity to learn.
An evangelist gets excited about chatting with people. They get energized just thinking about telling people about Jesus and thinking about new ways to have people get saved. They see people who are not yet following Christ as untapped potential who need Jesus.
A pastor should see broken people as an opportunity for God to show up. Hurting and broken people should excite a pastor and make them giddy with expectation to see how God is going to move and reveal Himself in a whole new way.
The 3 most important decisions:
1) choosing to follow Jesus
2) who you marry
3) choosing to get on a plan to manage your money to build wealth
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The whole point of the church is to help people walk with the Lord alongside other believers; to energize believers and hold them accountable so that they can go into the world and make disciples.