Marital Weevils Upward Aniki

Marriages around the world experience different problems, ones that seem too difficult to get solved without God. Listen to the message God has for you in this episode, as to how to get these problems solved.

Being the salt and light of the world (Matt 5:13-16) affects our marital relationships too. If relevance is lost, our spouses would then no longer have need for us. Join me in this episode as we discuss God's mind towards being salt and light even in our marriages.

Jesus' first expression of Love to us serves as a call to draw close to Him. In John 4, the woman of Samaria literally experienced the real pure Love of God. But she never knew this, as she wasn't a believer and was new to experiencing Christ. Join me in this episode, as we get to look into John 4 from a Lover's perspective.

In 1cor 13:11, Paul the apostle talks on the importance of growth when he admonished the Corinthians about the need to grow. He says childish things should be done away with, and growth should be made manifest in believers' lives. There are some basic factors to checkmating ourselves on growth, both spiritually and physically. Join me in this episode, as we talk about some of these factors through the help of the Holy Spirit.

(James 4:7) Submission in it real sense is not only meant for wives, but for all. As believers we are expected to walk in the consciousness of being submissive to God in all we do. God's will for us comes first and we must know this to please God. Spouses are not left out of submission, as God has given each of them different roles to achieve submission in their relationships. Join me as we look into submission as an act meant for all, not some.

Pride goes before a fall. Mark 7:20-23 talks about Pride being from within, and believers should be careful of things that come from within. It most times feel so right to do the things that come from within, and if care is not taken, we would allow it gain ground in us. We as believers, should never allow the wrong thing inside of us grow. Rather, we should evaluate ourselves from time to time, and allow the Holy Spirit lead us aright.