Which way are your words steering your marriage? Your words have the power to build up or tear down. Nowhere is that truer than in your marriage. The Bible compares the tongue to the rudder of a mighty ship. Small as it is, it has great power to determine the direction of even the largest …
Jesus is the only valid definition of a husband’s authority in marriage. In my last two posts, I explained that what the Bible mostly teaches us about marriage deals with the heart attitudes husbands and wives should take toward one another. Though many see these scriptures mostly as an explanation of hierarchy and roles, I …
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 …
You have the chance to agree with heaven’s definition of who your spouse is. By the title, of course, I don’t mean whose name appears on your marriage license. I mean do you know who they really are; who God created them to be? Can you see him or her the way heaven does? This …
Who God says you are is all that really matters. The truth is that we all tend to allow ourselves to be defined by others. It starts when we are young, with our parents and family members. We grow up and start giving others permission to shape the way we see ourselves: teachers, bosses, spouse, …
