My tips for a lifelong marriage on my 43rd wedding anniversary ~ • Marry a believer in Jesus Christ • Learn from a godly, older woman • Forgive freely • Pour love and grace upon him • Don’t expect him to make you happy • Don’t hold grudges • Don’t get your feelings hurt • No pity parties • Don’t quarrel nor manipulate • Give sexual intimacy freely • Submit to and respect him • Don’t need the last word…
Mary in “It’s a Wonderful Life” is a perfect example of a godly, submissive wife. When she and George first became attracted to each other, although she liked him when they were children, she never pursued him. She was kind, feminine, and sweet to him. He finally realized that he did love her and want to marry her, but it took some time as he set aside his lofty dreams for a wife and children instead. Once they were married…
Written By Sovereign Brah on Twitter The discussion Matt Walsh and Megan Kelly on the timeline today about traditional gender roles is a perfect barometer for where our culture is at, and the nature of the massive divide between the sexes. The discussion mirrors exactly what we’ve exposed over and over again in our conversations with women on the @whatever podcast: Modern women expect traditional masculinity from men, but frequently become incensed and defensive when traditional femininity is expected from…
Written By Eric Conn on Facebook After the Taylor Swift X post, The Daily Mail, Newsweek, and others have chimed in. The original post sits at 22.5 million impressions. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift is 24/7 on the news cycle leading up to the 2024 election. The response from the Swifties on X has been vile. Loving and inclusive, they are not. Here’s what I posted in response: “So, why the post about Taylor Swift on the cover of TIME Magazine, which…
They wanted to give my husband a pacemaker when he had Lyme Carditis and his heart beat was at 22. He researched that it took seven days on antibiotics to clear the infection. So he stayed awake seven days and nights in the ICU with paddles strapped to his bed (if he fell asleep, his heart would stop) and on the seventh day, his heart rate went up! My close relative had to get a vaccine for work and was…
Written By Reverend Brian Abshire in SALT Magazine from October 2009 The time to start teaching your children to worship is when they are babies. Children are NEVER too young to learn but teaching them is often difficult, because we are often not willing to do what is necessary. Look, we all realize that babies make “happy noises” and no one in my experience has ever been frustrated with a baby cooing during a church service. It is the child…
Written in the New Harvest Homestead Newsletter in 2005 What is a “homestead woman?” Literally speaking, the word homestead means to be steadfast at home. I have been a Christian for 26 years, a wife for 25 years and a mother for 20. As the mother of six, I have experienced firsthand a particular dilemma in the lives of Christian women. We want to do the right thing. So, we volunteer, join, raise our hands and sign up, until our…
Women weren’t created to lead or be in authority in the home, church, or nation. Men were. This is protection for women, homes, churches, and nations. It’s not for harm. Patriarchy was set up by God to protect women and children, not harm them. Matt Walsh wrote a series of tweets on this topic: “Women increasingly do run our institutions and western civilization has declined as women have assumed more and more power.” One woman responded: “Medicine and medical research,…
Written by Elisabeth Elliot from her book On Asking God Why Nowadays Christian women seem to be operating on the premise that they’re perfectly free to do anything they like, including work outside the home. Whether they’re young, middle-aged, or old, married or single, with children or without, droves of Christian women are now career-minded. Isn’t that okay? I’m not sure it is. Francis Schaeffer, shortly before he died, said, “Tell me what the world is saying now, and I’ll…
Written by Sandie on my Instagram page I felt so ashamed for wanting to be home, raise a family, and take care of everybody emotionally. I knew I wanted this at six to seven years old. My family pushed education. My brothers became doctors. I did go to college but never partied. It was a Christian college. I met a young man. We dated four years, talked marriage but never did. We broke up. I worked at a medical clinic…