"We married too young—we should never have gotten married in the first place."
How it sounds in your head: You were 19, stupid, thought you knew everything. Now you're grown and realize you had no idea what marriage actually required. This whole thing was a mistake from the start.
"And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose."
-- Romans 8:28Enemy using regret to invalidate covenant—suggesting God wasn't sovereign over the timing and can't redeem youth.
You look back and see all the immaturity, all the naivety, all the things you didn't understand. You feel like you made a binding decision before you were capable of making it.
She was approximately 14-16 years old when she became engaged to Joseph and pregnant with Jesus—by all accounts 'too young' for such responsibility. Yet God chose her specifically at that age, and she became the mother of the Savior—her youth was never a disqualification.
I REFUSE the lie that I married too young or made a mistake. IT IS WRITTEN that ALL things work together for good to those who love God—and 'all things' includes my wedding day. God was not surprised by my age or my immaturity—He was SOVEREIGN. IT IS WRITTEN that He works all things according to the counsel of His will, and my marriage is no accident. I declare that what I thought was youthful foolishness was actually divine orchestration, and God is NOW bringing the fullness of His purpose in this covenant. I am not a victim of bad timing—I am a son walking in blessing. My marriage is covered by the covenant blessing that protected Isaac when he lied at the wrong time and Jacob when he deceived at the right time—because covenant transcends mistakes.
The Father is laughing at the idea that you were 'too young' when He's the one who designed you before the foundation of the world and numbered every day of your life. He's whispering, 'I knew exactly what I was doing when I brought you two together, and every year since has been part of My perfect plan to reveal My glory through your story.'