How to Support Your Husband Without Taking Up His Offenses

Many voices vie for a man's attention. Sifting through them is a skill. What we tune out and what we pay attention to reveals our heart. Business men may notice when a secretary is at her best. Ministers and church workers may feel very strong attractions on a deeper spiritual level as well.

Handling an accusation is one thing. Handling your husband's is another. And when more people--possibly the very people to whom you have ministered for many years--are involved, it is something further yet.

In the last years of the previous century a remnant of God's people decided to stay with their sons and daughters through the social storm. The Cantrell family was one of them and today their children and grandchildren are reaping the rewards. The methods and processes they used worked!

Having a to-do list is a good thing. From God's great, timeless perspective, how we do our to-do's, and for whom we do our to-do's is also of great importance and in this talk Mrs. Cantrell distills much of what she has learned through the years about keeping things relationship-based.