Why Do Countless Young Christians Live Like People of This Dark World?
What a joy it is for me to come here again and appeal for the holiness and purity the Word of God calls us into. As a mother of three grown children, my heart especially leans toward young people who are still under their parents’ care or just starting out in life. I don’t come as an expert, but as a Christian mother who loves and desires to see her children walk in the light of Christ. Continue reading IT’s INSANTIY!→
I am extremely excited to begin this next section, which speaks directly to husbands — and begins with this simple yet profound command: “Husbands, love your wives.” It is short and straightforward, isn’t it? But there is much for us to unpack. Continue reading Love Your Wives→
I’m very serious when I say this: out of all the teaching series we’ve presented on this page so far, this one—“Marriage is Spiritual”—has been blessing my soul and spirit since day one. I hope and pray it has been the same for you too. Continue reading The Wife Must Say “No!”→
When it comes to what the Word of God says about marriage—how a husband and wife should conduct themselves in this sacred institution—we’ve all heard these two verses, even if we don’t know them by heart: Continue reading Husbands, Die for Your Wife? What?→
Last time, we concluded with a question: “Is yoking an ox with a donkey unequal?” The answer is yes! But why is that? The Word of God in Deuteronomy provides clarity: “You shall not plow with an ox and a donkey together” (Deuteronomy 22:10, ESV). Continue reading Unequal Partnership→
I am deeply thankful and grateful for God’s grace and mercy that allow me to be here today to continue the “Marriage is Spiritual” series. In our last post, we concluded with a posing one question: “What happens, for instance, if a farmer decides to yoke a donkey and an ox together?” Continue reading The Risk of Mingling with Others→