Scripture Colossians 3:12-14 Ladies, it’s so important to speak well of your husband not only in private, but in public. Let people know of your love for him and your respect for him. Through your words, actions, and attitudes, let there be no doubt as to the fact that you are happy to be his…
Scripture Proverbs 21:9 Thou shalt not nag” :). What is nagging? It is persistent and annoying speech, behavior, or attitude directed at someone. Now nagging is not limited to just females! Men can nag too. It is unattractive and severely limits intimacy emotionally and physically. Nagging can also lead your husband to avoid consulting you…
Scripture 1 Corinthinthians 13:7 Nothing will encourage your husband like the knowledge that you believe in him, that you trust him and believe the best about him. Knowing that Angie believes in me gives me great motivation. You know your husband better than anyone. When you demonstrate your belief in him, he will be blessed.…
Scripture Proverbs 4:7 You should be a detective to your husband. Here is what I mean. Make it a daily endeavor to know your husband, to understand him. You need to discover what he likes, what he doesn’t like, what makes him smile, what discourages him, what motivates him and what he is passionate about.…
Scripture Proverbs 18:24b; Song of Solomon 5:16 Men should have close male friends, and women should have close female friends. However, you should be your husband’s best friend and him yours. Focusing on building a close friendship with your husband will reap incredible benefits, benefits you will readily understand when you are empty nesters when…
Scripture James 4:2b; Matthew 7:9-10 Women of Wingman Nation, one way you can be sure your husband understands what you need is when you tell him—specifically. Your husband cannot read your mind. The longer you are married, the better you get to know each other, but on a day-to-day basis when you have a need,…
Scripture Ephesians 5:16 “Making the most of every opportunity.” Husband, every day each of us is given the same amount of time, 1440 minutes. How we spend that time is determined by our own choices. The highest on that choice list should be God and then your wife. There will come a day when you…
Scripture Matthew 19:6 “So, they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has joined together, let no one separate.” Your wife, men, needs the feeling of security that can only come from you. She needs reassurance that you love her, that you are committed to her, and will always be there for…
Scripture Ephesians 4:32 “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” Marriage provides many opportunities for forgiveness. There must never be a limit to the number of times you forgive your wife. You must live in an atmosphere of “Of course-I-forgive-you.” Think about all the times…
Scripture Acts 1:14 “They all joined together constantly in prayer, along with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brothers.” Not only should you, as a husband, pray FOR your wife as we looked at last week. You need to pray WITH your wife. Praying together brings you not only closer…