Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
23 Οκτ 2010 · In summary: • The Bible does not speak to specific roles in marriage, but focuses on the quality of the relationship: love, respect, trust, mutual submission, unity of purpose. • Domination and ‘ruling over’ are the result of sin (Gen.3:16) • Appropriate roles are determined by ability and preference, not gender.
Husbands are called to assume the role of a Christ-like servant leader who will watch for and guide the course of the family. This role includes loving in a self-sacrificing way that does what is necessary
Set aside quiet time to engage in an in-depth conversation and long-term marital planning. The goal is to talk proactively about substantive issues and to pursue real intimacy in marriage. Such a proactive effort to better the marriage pleases God and helps us to establish a happy home.
Divorce always involves painful and difficult consequences, but there are times when a biblical divorce can help facilitate hope and healing in one or both persons’ lives. When a divorce is pursued according to biblical grounds, God’s grace permits remarriage for the faithful spouse
this brief treatise on marriage and the family, we will take up these questions and proceed to discuss a number of related mat-ters, such as sin-gleness, divorce and remarriage, and homosexual-ity, in an effort to develop a full-orbed understanding of the biblical teaching on the subject. As I have sought to demonstrate at some length
The Bible gives us God’s design and purposes for marriage and family. It tells us how to have a marriage in the sight of God, a marriage put together by God, a marriage brought together by God, and a marriage kept together by God. It also tells us how to raise our children and have strong families.
10 Απρ 2018 · Paul surrounds his marriage counsel with Ephesians 5:18 and 6:10-18. Spouses change as they are filled by the Spirit (5:18). Marriages change as spouses become more like Christ in Christ’s resurrection power (6:10-18). In your marital hurts, be comforted by the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort (2 Corinthians 1:3-8). 3.
