Three ways to ask a very important question In Matthew 16, Jesus asked his disciples a question, “Who do you say that I am?” It’s a very important question. It’s important because almost every part of your faith journey is rooted in who you believe God is. Not what you’ve been taught. Not what others …
What Submission is not: The Doormat, The Boss, and The Manipulator A Wives Only Wednesday post In my Wives Only Wednesday post last week, Wives: Strong and Submissive, I explained how strength goes hand in hand with biblical submission. True biblical submission has nothing to do with weakness or subjugation, as it is so often …
What Headship is not: Nice Guy, Dictator, or Manipulator A Men Only Monday post As I explained last week, the biblical model for marriage Paul gives us in Ephesians 5 is that, as a husband, you have the role of head, “as Christ is head of the church.” Being head is not a role you …
Submission and strength go hand in hand. A Wives Only Wednesday Post On Monday, I wrote a post for husbands on the way the Bible describes their role in marriage. In “Strong and Good,” I explained how the model for biblical headship is Jesus. Today, I’m addressing wives. I’ll give you the same two cautions …
Strength and goodness are both essential parts of a husband’s biblical leadership. A Men Only Monday Post In the early days of my former blog, I wrote extensively about biblical instructions for husbands and wives. In the process of moving posts here to my new home, I came across a few I thought worth updating …
