Carey Green
SUMMARY OF TODAY’S PODCAST
Men: Become a student of your wife
Husbands have a hard time understanding their wives… it’s so common that there are jokes all across our culture about the fact. But rather than give in to the belief that it is “impossible” Christian men are called to something more, something higher for the sake of being like Christ and giving sacrificially of themselves. Christian men are under a great responsibility as husbands to love their wives rightly. It is a stewardship given to them by God to protect, care for, and nurture their wives. In this episode of the podcast I’m talking to the men… straight from the scriptures from 1 Peter 3:7. Men, it’s time to begin learning how to live with your wives in an understanding way… and you do that by becoming a student of your wife.
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
- The video from Mark Driscoll I mentioned (also embedded below)
- My post, “Is your wife safe with you?“
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Where there any men left in Mark Driscoll’s church after that sermon? 🙂
Certainly tells it like it is
he sure does… and I do think there were quite a few humble souls who endured and applied it!
I just listened to this on Downcast, Carey. I’m teaching on this verse this Sunday, so this podcast was particularly interesting to me. Great thoughts here.
As I study this verse, the definition of “understanding” seems to expand. It’s not only understanding her, it’s not only understanding that she’s a weaker vessel – it’s also understanding the gospel and the truths that marriage is a reflection of the relationship between Christ and the church.
Loren Pinilis good points Loren… I think you’re on the right track. That “understanding way” is powerful in all its implications.
zhenya07k I think there were a few… 🙂