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No double-mindedness. I think living sinful is hard and living sold out for Christ is hard. But trying to do some of both is it's own curse.

1 John 3:17-19 17 But whoso hath this world's good, and seeth his brother have need, and shutteth up his bowels of compassion from him, how dwelleth the love of God in him? 18 My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth. 19 And hereby we know that...

I was thinking more basic and essential: paved roads, airplanes, trains, cars, medicine, plumbing. Washing machines, microwaves, fridges. I believe men primarily made those things because of how darn difficult it is to have babies and raise them safely as women. Most husbands under Christian...

I wouldn't say that. I love zoom bible studies with other believers. But no official church membership in the past 2-3 years. "Wouldn't have to"?

Western women of the past were simply expected by the culture to be feminine, submit to their husbands, and keep house. But passively going along with that trend made them prime candidates for feminist dogma. When women see married life, children, homemaking, and feminity as boring, dull...

The Hubs and I are deconstructionist. But we are the Bible thumping kind, not the "question every doctrine" kind. We don't go to church and do Bible study at home.

Thanks! You and your wife are a team. I like that you said that. Marriage is becoming one, not roommates. lol I don't always like when my husband says "women point out problems, men solve them" but I think there's some truth to it. Most modern technology and invention is to help women and...

[Reposting this here because it fits] I'm pretty conservative and believe in gender roles but even a Christian housewife can be miserable. Western women of the past were expected to keep house and be submissive towards their husbands but I believe that culture allowed both men and women to...

I'm pretty conservative and believe in gender roles but even a Christian housewife can be miserable. Western women of the past were expected to keep house and be submissive towards their husbands but I believe that culture allowed both men and women to take for granted the beauty and...

Hi St.Steven, I like this question. God gave me a husband to help me fulfill my calling and purpose as a woman in Christ! My husband is the counterbalance and consistent voice that anchors my often changing moods, emotions, and spiritual sensitivities. His leadership guides me away from...

Will my husband hear anything encouraging about himself anywhere else if I choose to complain constantly and insult him? For my situation, the answer is no.

I've been both! Praise God for His patience with me.

I love this skit because I've been both the bad and good example in both the one getting and giving advice!

I finally let my last terrible friendship go. This has been my pattern---getting close to people who want others to think they're trying to do better and truly aren't. I find it disturbing how much Ive done this. We all have flaws to overcome but I seem to have a penchant for the most toxic...

This is true. It's not enough to keep biting your tongue but to transform your thoughts and motives.

My 14 year old sister in law described the same thing. Given how the world has gotten and the constant global turmoil, I don't blame her.

Someone brought up wedding vows being technically unbiblical because of Jesus' teaching. Wondering others thoughts on this.

Yes!! So true. Which I had something to add but this makes me so happy

Colossians 3:13-14 13 Forbearing one another, and forgiving one another, if any man have a quarrel against any: even as Christ forgave you, so also do ye. 14 And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.

Learn From Noah: Day in and Day Out "As you commit your life to building your ark, you will save your family. And more than that, you will influence generations to come and help to fill eternity." ---Nancy Wilson