Biblical marriage and motherhood are being abandoned in modern society, with many women choosing to work outside the home instead of prioritizing their families. The Apostle Paul's teachings in Titus 2 emphasize the importance of wives and mothers being workers at home, loving their husbands and children, and being submissive to their own husbands. This is seen as radical and old-fashioned by many, but it is a timeless truth that is still relevant today. [... more]

The Bible teaches that submission is a posture of love and trust, not just an action, and it's essential for a healthy marriage. Women are called to submit to their own husbands, not just any man, and this is not about losing their voice or autonomy, but about trusting in God's plan and reflecting His nature. [... more]

Believers can come confidently and boldly before God, knowing His will and receiving their requests when asked according to His will. The Holy Spirit guides us into all truth, and the Word of God reveals God's general will, while a submissive spirit is essential for understanding God's specific will in our lives. [... more]

When you submit to God's authority, He takes up the battle for you, and you can inherit the earth. Meekness is not weakness, but power under control, and it's essential to enjoy your allotted portion. Dr. Tony Evans explains how spiritual submissiveness leads to true blessing and inheritance, and how refusing to submit can delay or cancel out your inheritance. [... more]

Satan's attacks are inevitable, but believers don't fight the battle alone. He tempts and attacks, seeking to destroy body, soul, and spirit. To resist the devil, one must be sober, alert, and firm in their faith, knowing that the same experiences of suffering are being accomplished by brethren in the world. [... more]

The path to life is characterized by generosity, the blessing of the Lord, fear of the Lord, the security of a submissive life, and the avoidance of an abominable life. Those who walk this path heed God's word, bless the Lord, fear God, and submit to His ways, leading to a life of joy, peace, and fulfillment. [... more]

The glorified face of Jesus is a depiction of his divine presence, where he rules over a new heaven and earth, free from curse and sin. His servants will worship and serve him, and they will see his face, experiencing direct access to him. This face is a representation of true greatness, where Jesus takes the dishonor and suffering without retaliation, and instead chooses to trust in his Father's plan. [... more]

Imagine looking into the face of Christ. What would his piercing eyes see in you? The Bible provides many word pictures of Jesus Christ's face, describing his purity, strength, and submission. As we reflect on these portraits, we can learn valuable lessons about how to live our lives in the divine presence of God. [... more]

Abraham and Sarah's marriage is an example of how to keep love alive despite problems and challenges. The Bible teaches that a happy marriage requires faith, remembering roles, cultivating contentment, banishing bitterness, continuing communication, refreshing romance, and practicing prayer. [... more]

God's Word teaches the wife's submission because God's creation established it, and the special, unique woman's role is taught in God's Word because it was wrought in God's creation. A good woman can take a good man who's at the end of his rope and make him feel like a champion just by respecting him, and when a wife is dominating and controlling and not submissive, she breeds that insecurity. [... more]

The title 'Man of Sorrows' given to Jesus Christ comes from Isaiah 53, an Old Testament passage written 700 years before his birth. This passage describes Jesus' suffering and rejection, and how he suffers for the sins of humanity, silently and submissively, in accordance with God's will. [... more]

Jesus Christ's humility and sacrifice are the foundation of Christmas. He emptied himself, took the form of a slave, and was nailed to a cross for our redemption. Christians are called to follow Christ's example, serving others willingly and sacrificially, and making their attitude that of Jesus Christ. [... more]

David, the shepherd boy, faced a giant in the Valley of Elah, but with faith in God, he was able to defeat the giant Goliath, showing that every giant is defeatable. We can apply this principle to our own lives, recognizing that our giants may be fears, personal sins, or addictions, but with God's help, we can overcome them. We must commit our battles to the Lord, attack our giants with spiritual weapons, and finish them off by cutting off their influence in our lives. [... more]

Godly women in the Bible, such as Ruth and Esther, modeled supportive and helping roles in their marriages, yet were strong and courageous individuals. The concept of submission in marriage is often misunderstood, and it's essential to distinguish between prescriptions and patterns in the Bible. A wife's submission is not about being a doormat, but rather about freely giving her intelligent and gracious submission to her husband's authority and leadership. [... more]

Biblical femininity is expressed in various ways, including supporting and respecting a husband. Submission in marriage is a choice, not a prescription, and it's about a wife's posture towards her husband, not about losing her voice or authority. A wife's love and respect for her husband can bring life to him and create a healthy dynamic in their marriage. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various biblical interpretations, including spiritual language, the Trinity, and the hypostatic union. The callers explore the concept of Jesus Christ's mediatorship and the relationship between the church and the rapture. They also delve into the millennial kingdom and the tribulation period, examining the role of Satan and the binding of the abyss. [... more]

When faced with earthly authority, Christians must submit to it, but only until it conflicts with heavenly authority. The purpose of submission is to honor God, give a good witness, and silence the ignorance of foolish men. Christians have the freedom to live their lives in the open, letting their actions be a testament to their faith. [... more]

Life is filled with unexpected surprises, but wisdom is still the right choice. Solomon's writings in Ecclesiastes emphasize the importance of making the right decision for the right reason, at the right time, and with the right motive. This wisdom comes from God's Word and is essential for living a wise life, even in the face of untimely accidents and unfortunate events. [... more]