How to Support Your Husband Without Taking Up His Offenses

With the need we have today for unity in the church and harmony in the family, you would conclude that sermons on reconciliation would abound. Not so. Confronting sin is hard work. We need to hear what the Bible says to win a wayward brother.

God designs each wife to be the counterpart to their one and only, perfect, complete, complementary. But what do we actually do, with sheer imperfect humanity standing in the way?

Building on Part 1, Chris and Anne Hogan share testimonies of how the Lord has enabled couples to relax and relate to one another regardless of the many other factors that come up in a relationship. There may be needs, time constraints, and personality clashes.

A straightforward exposition of Ephesians 5 brings a whole new meaning to the responsibilities and rewards of being a husband. What is my role? What is her role? How can these become more than "token roles" in the family? I know we are to be a picture of Christ and the Church.