Faith Lived Out ~Bible Verses about Marriage, God’s Wisdom and Encouragement for Christian Women Nanci Adamson ~ Christian Mentor I Bible Teacher I Speaker l Women’s Ministry Leader

He says I don’t respect him, but I still don’t know what this means.
Ladies, if we don’t fully understand what it is to respect our husbands, we will continue to have problems. But, if we get this right, it will make all the difference in the world in our marriages.

Our husbands need this from us as much as we need them to show they love us.

Join me today as we chat about what it looks like to show respect and how sometimes we are disrespectful without even realizing it.

Are your ready for this? Let’s get started!

Being married to a nonbeliever, or to a believer who has walked away from the Lord and is currently not following God, makes for a very challenging relationship. It brings with it a different set of priorities, goals, decision making, and a whole way of living life.

Learning to navigate this relationship can be especially difficult, because there doesn’t seem to be many people who are an example to follow or lessons taught about how to do this successfully.

To help with this, I’ve invited my friend, Melody Allen, who has some personal experience in this area, to give us a little marriage advice of some dos and don’ts for this type of a relationship.

You’ll probably want to take some notes on this one, so grab your pen and paper and let’s get started.

We are told in various places of scripture to have faith and to be strong and courageous. In most cases this is said when men are about to fight in some kind of battle or to take over a people or land. 

But in 1 Samuel we read about a woman who showed great strength, faith and confidence in her marriage to a man that scripture describes as being harsh and evil in his doings.

The woman’s name is Abigail and as we study her story and her character, I pray that you draw strength, hope, and confidence from her example.

Let’s get started.

In this episode we will continue our journey of the 5 steps to overcome anxiety and to learn to trust God for the outcome. For those times when we say or think, I trust God, but . . . When we are overtaken by fear or give something to the Lord, but take it right back again by worrying or by trying to fix the problem on our own.

I will be sharing a personal story of a very difficult time in my life and how God taught me to trust Him for the outcome. I pray this blesses you and helps you to trust Him more.

Again, there will be scripture and information that you’re going to want to take notes on as well as some things I’ll ask you to write down. So grab your pen and paper and let’s get started.

How often do we hear someone say; I trust God, but . . . Maybe you have even said or thought this yourself. We know that God is sovereign, that He loves us and wants what is best for us, and yet there are things we just can’t seem to let go of. Oh, we may give it to the Lord, but we end up taking it right back again by worrying and trying to fix the problem on our own.

As we will discuss today, this is caused by fear and unbelief. So I have 5 steps for you to help you to overcome your fear and learn to trust God for the outcome.

Girls, this episode is packed with scripture and info that you’re going to want to take notes on. Also, I will be asking you some questions and to write down your answers.

So grab your pen and paper and let’s get started.

As believers, Christ is our rock. He is our hope and our future and therefore should be the foundation for all that we do. Christ must be at the center of our marriages if we want to have the loving wonderful marriage that God designed for us to have, the marriage that we all long for.

But how do we do that. What are the practical steps that we can take to put God in His rightful place. Today I have 4 steps for you that will not only help you to put Christ at the center of your marriage but also to work towards the blessed relationship with your husband that God designed for you to have.

Let’s get started.