Moments to Treasure are Monuments to Love

If a picture paints a thousand words, then a photo doesn't merely capture a moment but evokes precious memories and positive feelings that can be a healing balm.

Wynand Jacobs of Family Life explains that while humans are naturally wired to remember painful "scars," positive memories require intentional effort to recall. He says this makes photographs - from significant occasions to mundane family moments - priceless in terms of their restorative effect on relationships, similar to the Israelites building stone monuments so future generations would remember God's faithfulness. (www.marriageweek.org.nz)

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