"WIVES SUBMIT" - What it REALLY means! Bible Study

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  • čas přidán 4. 12. 2015
  • An unashamed teaching on this controversial and often misunderstood passage.
    What submission is/isn't, how to submit and when not to.
    1 Peter 3:1-6
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  • @cjfamily2036
    @cjfamily2036 Před 2 lety +296

    My mom was saved out of Woodstock style second-wave-feminism. She studied submission deeply after she found Jesus. Her motto is “ Trust God and trust your husband, and when (not if) you can’t trust your husband, trust God.”

    • @Not-Ap
      @Not-Ap Před rokem +15

      She was wise woman. I would have mocked such faith in the past but I've seen too many strange occurrences after my mother, grandmother, and grandfather pray about things. They tend to come true or issues resolve themselves in strange ways. So I guess it is true you should trust God but it's easier said then done.

    • @sharlimiller7229
      @sharlimiller7229 Před rokem +4

      I love this.

    • @aramisy.cajigas744
      @aramisy.cajigas744 Před rokem

      There are no "waves" in feminism. It's all the same spawn from hell to enslave women to the government.

    • @sallylara1102
      @sallylara1102 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Praise God 🙏🏽

    • @nahomietchana5830
      @nahomietchana5830 Před 4 měsíci +1

      I love that I think I’ll write it somewhere

  • @Allyporter7
    @Allyporter7 Před 3 lety +500

    Ugh this is a hard one for me. I have been sinfully un-submissive to my husband. I needed to hear this teaching today... the Lord has been showing me my blindspots and this is one of them. Pray I will be able to do this as my service to the Lord.

    • @melraelee
      @melraelee Před 3 lety +28

      Praying for you sister. It's a hard thing, but one that will ultimately reap an incredible harvest. God can do exceedingly abundantly beyond all that we ask or even imagine, so keep asking our Lord to bless you with the ability to submit biblically to your husband, and then wait expectantly upon Him.

    • @Allyporter7
      @Allyporter7 Před 3 lety +10

      @@melraelee Thank you! I will be praying exactly that.

    • @dominiqueharry7436
      @dominiqueharry7436 Před 3 lety +13

      It all comes down to respect. As a non believer agnostic I learned to respect and treat others the way you want to be treated.

    • @TOBYD7
      @TOBYD7 Před 3 lety +6

      So many scripture and Godly principles seem hard, but as we grow in love and true conversion, everything makes sense and is bearable. You are open to God's word and that is the most valuable thing on earth. I hope these two tidbits will help you.. If you see faults or are "troubled with your husbands actions, pray for him, pour your heart out to God. Try not to correct or criticize but pray for him and ask God to show you scripture. God knows your husbands shortfalls and if he seeks Him, God will guide him, but you need to stay as Godly as possible and know that change of heart takes time. Grow in God and you will grow closer to your husband. Second, take solace in this. As your husband grows closer to God, He will take on the responsibility to " Love you, his wife, as Christ loved the world" willing to sacrifice for you and lay his life down life for you. That is a tougher calling than "submit to your husband" on top of that the word instructs us to submit one to another as unto the Lord... so the man gets a double dose of responsibility. Lastly, remember this. You must love God more than you love your husband and your husband must love God more than he loves you. When you both start to accomplish that you will be three cords that are hard to break :) When you both love God more, your love for each other will grow and grow :)

    • @Allyporter7
      @Allyporter7 Před 3 lety +4

      @@TOBYD7 beautiful, thanks for this

  • @megamaze00
    @megamaze00 Před 2 lety +289

    I’ve never been happier than when I began submitting to my husband. He honors me, and my wishes, and I have never once felt like I was capitulating to his will without him taking my thoughts & feelings into account.

    • @sakuraesther6309
      @sakuraesther6309 Před 2 lety +20

      Simply because you have a good one not many women have that

    • @grafxgrl8030
      @grafxgrl8030 Před rokem +7

      @@sakuraesther6309 pray the Lord speaks to his heart if you are talking about your husband. Submission turns their hearts, too. You might check out The Way of Agape. It’s a terrific book written by a couple whose marriage became what God wants - a blessed and joyful one - when they followed God’s plan for marriage. ❤️💝💕

    • @johnthebaptist9795
      @johnthebaptist9795 Před 7 měsíci

      @@sakuraesther6309 if a woman doesn't have a good husband. Did your father pick your husband or did you pick your husband.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      Because you're following Gods design. And you're being rewarded. I wish God would give us all the grace to just do what we need for each other. It's so simple.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      @sakuraesther6309, it's the opposite actually. I see countless good men treated like garbage by their wives, and the women gaslight and blame the men because they can't take responsibility for their behavior and feelings. Most modern women are very feminist in nature. Selfish. Stubborn. Whether they say they're feminist or not, 99% of them behave this way towards the good men they married. And then they wonder why their marriages are in shambles.

  • @neraphruneblade7903
    @neraphruneblade7903 Před rokem +22

    How my wife and I interpret this is that it is my place to make the decision, and therefore I assume all the blame for any problem that occurs; whereas my wife is truly liberated to advise me completely, without the inhibition of making the wrong choice. She is my partner, best friend, and confidant on the hard decisions I must make. She must abide by my decisions, but I must make those decisions with her best interests in mind as well.

    • @kalindakelly3417
      @kalindakelly3417 Před 2 měsíci +3

      No offense, but only if she checks her brain at the door. Yall must have not come upon super hard decisions in life. Are you telling me that if you decide to move to another country and she doesn’t have peace about it, yall move anyway? One partner should not make big decisions without the other being on board.

    • @Confessions089
      @Confessions089 Před měsícem

      So if your wife accidentally kills someone then your assuming all the blame for it even if you were not involved?

    • @neraphruneblade7903
      @neraphruneblade7903 Před měsícem

      @@kalindakelly3417 - She doesn't "check her brain at the door," but you certainly have, and we absolutely have come to some extremely difficult decisions in life.
      Yes, if I decide to move to another country she would be along with me if that's what the decision is. You seem to be missing the part where I make the decisions with her best interests in mind as well. None of the decisions are solely my input, but they are solely my responsibility for the outcome. My wife shouldn't have any stress or consequence of failure for family decisions, that is my responsibility.
      The entire point of the relationship is a discussion to ensure we're both on board, and in the event of a risky move I am the one who assumes the responsibility for the action, my wife does not. You seem to be misinterpreting this on purpose.

  • @noweternity3101
    @noweternity3101 Před 5 lety +427

    Submission done properly should be a blessing & liberating for any Christian wife.
    I heard excellent teaching on this when the Minister of the church, said that of course, the man must also be submitting to Jesus Christ.
    So the husband submits to God.
    The woman submits to her husband as to the Lord Jesus.
    The husband isn't being selfish, He is being Christ-like & putting his wife's needs above his own.
    The wife isn't being selfish & is putting her husband's needs above her own.
    If both are praying & submitting to God, out of love & respect for one another, there should be much less controversy as both are wanting to obey God & be a blessing to one another, as they seek to properly honor their Lord's loving authority !!!

    • @EmilyGrobler
      @EmilyGrobler Před 5 lety +14

      Precisely!

    • @JennsCorner777
      @JennsCorner777 Před 5 lety +24

      True but to walk this out in a self serving world is hard. Hard but not impossible in the Lord!

    • @johnrevelation37
      @johnrevelation37 Před 4 lety +5

      @@JennsCorner777 - you said "but"

    • @helmsscotta
      @helmsscotta Před 4 lety +29

      Except that the text says to submit whether the husband is a believer or not.

    • @lilchristuten7568
      @lilchristuten7568 Před 4 lety +30

      @@helmsscotta
      Not only that it says to do it even if he is being ungodly even if he is a believer.
      Now I believe that there are exceptions since it says do it unto the Lord. Specifically sin, if he wants her to murder someone for him, the answer is no, the same is true of other sins.

  • @jeanhill281
    @jeanhill281 Před 3 lety +55

    Wow this has been such a blessing. I am a young woman in college. As I get older, marriage is something that I'm thinking about more often. Submission has always been a difficult topic for me. It used to be one of the reasons I ran away from God and avoided reading the Bible. I've recovered my love for God within the past year and I have tears in my eyes right now from this message. How could I not have seen the beauty in his design? God is great and much wiser than I.

    • @shadowthehedgehog9190
      @shadowthehedgehog9190 Před 3 lety +21

      The reason why people don't like this message is because it has the potential to put wives and their children in dangerous situations. Marriage has a dark history. It's all well and good to say a husband should love his wife the way God loves the church, but if you look past the noble ideals, you will see that reality is different from idealism. In reality, God-fearing men have done awful things to their wives. In my country, it was once legal for a man to send his wife to a mental institution so they could lobotomize her. That's just one example. So this ideal of wifely submission could be great in theory - just make sure you get a man who lives up to the ideal. I wish you all the best and hope it works out for you.

    • @baleslydia2009
      @baleslydia2009 Před rokem +1

      @@shadowthehedgehog9190 The reality is, men and women are both sinners, growing, learning and becoming more like Christ as they listen to him and follow His design for their lives. This means, no man will fully live up to the ideal of a perfect husband because we are imperfect people. God doesn't tell us to submit when our husband's live up to the ideal, but to submit out of a love for and submission to God (this is why I whole heartedly agree, as a Christian woman, it's wise to tie your life to a man who is living out his faith, seems to have a strong relationship with God, because he will be growing more and more in Godly character with time). The besutiful thing is, God is the ideal, you can always trust His leadership and His design because He is perfect and He has eternity secured, so even when we don't understand why, we can trust what He calls us to. My understanding is in cases where the man is "leading you to sin/immorality" you submit 1st to God, and should not follow the husband's lead in this issue. Also in cases of abuse you protect the household, so you may need to separate etc to protect yourself/family. This is my current understanding, but I would always compare to scripture as ultimately, God knows best.
      This scripture and sermon is super convicting for me, as I believe I at times have been the "contentious wife" in my complaints or frustrations. This has been on my mind a lot recently and God is making it clear to me that I have not had a gentle and quiet spirit, dissolving conflict and speaking kindly to my husband always. This is one area of submission I needed a reminder of today❤

    • @Yraur
      @Yraur Před 6 měsíci +1

      @@baleslydia2009
      Do you realize what you wrote near the beginning of the passage. You wrote that no husband will fully live up to being a perfect husband.
      Well then why in the bump, are you mrn here slamming and scolding and criticizing wives about living up to the lofty expectations we place on wives.
      We treat wives so bad because we run around saying they are rebellious and feminist. But then you defend husbands saying they can't live up full to their expectations..
      This is not right or fair. Too many lies and twisting scripture and men's falsehoods and imbalance

    • @vivekapihl5179
      @vivekapihl5179 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@framboise595well, well, you don't have to be feminine wife, the Bible only says submissive. Not feminine.
      I certainly am not feminine wife but I am submissive.

  • @karenbutler190
    @karenbutler190 Před 2 lety +43

    Monumentally hard. Yes, I am married for 11 years now, to an unsaved husband. I so needed to hear this AGAIN. Thankyou, thankyou. The Lord is my strength. I do every day unto God. He stretches us and enlarges our cup!

    • @NJK-777
      @NJK-777 Před rokem +12

      I saw my mothers faithfulness in the same role, she submitted and respected my unsaved father. While praying for his salvation unfortunately she never saw it, but I did, at age 86 he was saved, woke up at 4 am daily read his bible, learned to say “God bless you” quoted scripture and would say the Bible says… Died a believer at 94. Be encouraged God is faithful.
      🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

    • @karenbutler190
      @karenbutler190 Před rokem +4

      @@NJK-777 Thankyou for your comment! I believe nothing is impossible with God. As long as I am alive , I shall pray for my husband and unsaved children.
      Faith does not look at what is today but believes in what God is doing behind the scenes. He gives me new strength daily, great is His faithfulness. I love hearing your testimony about your father.
      It is soooo encouraging.THANKYOU.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      You chose to marry him

  • @janeth3139
    @janeth3139 Před 2 lety +109

    Powerful point, we are supposed to do our part unto the Lord without looking over our shoulders at the other person to see if they are doing their part. The hardest part of any relationship is still doing your part even when they aren't doing theirs.

    • @DeathShiniGama
      @DeathShiniGama Před 2 lety

      This part really spoke to me too.

    • @anthonyclay1258
      @anthonyclay1258 Před 2 lety

      Good lesson, I can not wait to hear about husband unto our wives.

    • @Matthew-cz3gk
      @Matthew-cz3gk Před 2 lety

      Amen so hard 😥

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci +1

      I don't agree with this. Accountability is a real thing that needs to be present. It's not a man or woman thing. It's about acting like accountable Christian adults. And being a doormat for a toxic partner isn't something that should be tolerated.

  • @JuliaYstine
    @JuliaYstine Před 2 lety +78

    This has been the most challenging thing in my life. I have so many trust issues with my dysfunctional family history that it feels dangerous and terrifying to submit to my husband. But a huge part of me feels relieved knowing that is God's will for me. That changes EVERYTHING ❤ Thank you, Mike!

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 11 měsíci +1

      The very fact that you are terrified tells you something about submitting to another flawed human being. Ignore it at your own peril

    • @alejandrodelgado5829
      @alejandrodelgado5829 Před 8 měsíci +2

      @@the8thchurch461 when you are on a bus, you submit to the driver. And the driver is a flaued human. You 304

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 8 měsíci

      @@alejandrodelgado5829 No I am a FEMINIST! I do not believe in men. They are mere humans who could leave a woman at a moment's notice and trade her with a younger model or be ill or pass away. So no! I am practical. I do not live in a Disney land fantasy of make believe. Smh

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      That's not your husbands fault and you have no right to take your issues out on him. You need to pray and seek counseling/therapy and ask God to remove those things from you and give you grace to work in you to heal.

    • @sivemtshakazana
      @sivemtshakazana Před 5 měsíci +1

      That's honesty. That's good that you are willing to admit that you struggle with it.
      Rather a wide that admits they struggle with something and at least try, than a wife that denies that they struggle with it.

  • @valleyhomestead9061
    @valleyhomestead9061 Před 4 lety +190

    Pray for my husband's salvation please...

  • @Homesick4Heaven
    @Homesick4Heaven Před rokem +19

    My husband sent me your sermon on being a better husband after a rough night of arguing. So far I have been the spiritual head of our household, a role that is not mine and I don’t want, but I digress. I was so impressed with your sermon on Biblical husbands I sought out this video. I am so thankful I did. Thank you for your accurate Biblical representation of both separate callings ❤ I will be listening to more of your sermons!

    • @JBFJBFJBF
      @JBFJBFJBF Před rokem

      I think it's still important to let your points be made to your husband and not let him have the final authority if* you truely believe he is doing something wrong or being abusive

    • @imago9059
      @imago9059 Před 10 měsíci

      You are the head of your children's spiritual life though.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      Why have you been asserting a role you don't want?

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      @Ksiezniczkajesttutaj, a man can be doing everything right for the woman, but if she doesn't "feel" he's doing everything right then she decides she's justified in being unsubmissive.

    • @vivekapihl5179
      @vivekapihl5179 Před 6 měsíci

      @@JBFJBFJBF I think this sermon teaches that a wife can and may let her points to be made to her husband AND be submissive to her husband. Submission does not mean not allowed to have an opinion.

  • @jordanradociful
    @jordanradociful Před 5 lety +468

    My husband and I LOVE your lessons. Could you please do one on raising children biblically?

    • @davidsfarcioc316
      @davidsfarcioc316 Před 5 lety +4

      J R would love to hear this

    • @flora20
      @flora20 Před 5 lety +36

      Also the other way round about honouring parents not only when you’re little but what about in adulthood? And if you have in laws? Never heard anyone talk on how to honour your parents once you’re an adult

    • @theverdantwolf5402
      @theverdantwolf5402 Před 4 lety +9

      @@flora20 - honor your parents means to take care of them. Jesus said to the Pharisees that they say it but then vow what is due to their parents to the temple so they can say, I would help but I vowed to the temple negating the law of God with their customs....I'm on my phone, can't look up the reference, but it's in there.
      It does not mean obey, that is a pharisaical twist to negate having to do. That's what Jesus meant by, "you must hate your father and mother to follow me". Or when He said, if you say to someone "I'll pray for you" but don't tend to their needs when you have the means, you've done nothing, that's also in there.

    • @junelledembroski9183
      @junelledembroski9183 Před 4 lety

      I agree

    • @natzedw2112
      @natzedw2112 Před 4 lety

      Yes PLEASE

  • @BrittanyAmberHeberling
    @BrittanyAmberHeberling Před 2 lety +27

    Wow I’m excited to hear this. It’s common to hear “submit to your husband” but no one really talks about how to do that.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci +1

      I never hear it. I hear pastors avoid it. All I hear is "husbands love your wives and lay down your life for her as Christ did for the church"

  • @jenaogirl
    @jenaogirl Před 2 lety +8

    I spent 15 years with my husband and am truly lucky to have escaped with my life. He follows Rome and looks down on all non-Catholics, including me. All I ever did was submit to him, but he never understood what love is, what it is to place anyone before yourself. He has even made multiple attempts on my life since our divorce. He will never stop wanting me dead, and I constantly live in fear for my life. We have two children, so it makes everything more complicated. I am at peace with God and Christ, and pray for his salvation and my own survival.

    • @jenaogirl
      @jenaogirl Před 2 lety +4

      @@lepidoptera9337 Thank you for your kind words.

    • @staceytoussaint4636
      @staceytoussaint4636 Před rokem +5

      Clearly not every husband should be submitted to. Sorry this happened to you.

    • @vanessamartz7596
      @vanessamartz7596 Před 3 měsíci +2

      He certainly isn't following Catholic teaching.

  • @alliegirl83
    @alliegirl83 Před 2 lety +16

    I’ve had a really hard time with this as a young married woman (got married at 20, now 22) but I think what I’m realizing is that either we haven’t gotten to a point where we disagree enough for me to “submit” (we are usually on the same page about everything), or that I already “submit” but it makes my heart happy because I love and trust my husband.

    • @lepidoptera9337
      @lepidoptera9337 Před 2 lety

      You are an abusive man's wet dream.

    • @branver1172
      @branver1172 Před rokem +2

      I don’t think submission needs to be about conflict. Sub-mission is being under someone in a mission. And the mission is the Great Co-mission. It’s simply being a helpmeet to our husbands as we serve God’s kingdom. No conflict needed.

  • @erinbailey7278
    @erinbailey7278 Před rokem +38

    Submission is much easier to do, When the husband is a Godly man, doing what he is supposed to do. Then, of course, when mistakes are made, apologies are needed and communication to resolve the issues. As you have said before, Love is not just a feeling, it is a work in progress. A choice that is made and a commitment to Adapt, Adjust and Overcome. Pray together, succeed together.

    • @TxHoneyBee
      @TxHoneyBee Před rokem +5

      @@framboise595 Wrong again. Women submit to Godly husbands only. If the husband is following non-Godly acts or Satan himself, he should be rebuked and divorced in every way.

    • @karentreadwell9027
      @karentreadwell9027 Před rokem +3

      If he is not saved or just not godly, God says he will be won over by your kind conversation and quiet quiet spirit. 1 Pet: 1,2
      Read the book “Created to be his helpmeet” by Debi Pearl. I was a Christian Women’s Libber but pro-life. Oh my goodness after reading that book, it changed my life, my back slidden husband and my marriage.

    • @erinbailey7278
      @erinbailey7278 Před rokem +2

      @@karentreadwell9027 Oh if that was only true in all cases. Sadly, it is not. Each person is still responsible to make their own decisions and sometimes they just don't want to be Godly enough. God knows the truth of what happens.

    • @DMCpellegrino
      @DMCpellegrino Před rokem

      There is something in what you say, and yes, you and I can never know the full truth of what happens in other people's marriages, and really it comes back to what Mike said, the bottom line is that submission to a husband is only easier to do when the wife firstly has an attitude of submission to God. A man can be Godly and encounter defiance, especially if he is married to an ungodly woman, even if he endeavours to love his wife as God commanded, despite his loving, prayerful and faithful lifestyle, he also may still suffer hurt and terminal loss - but God will reward the wife or husband who obeys Him, whether in this life or in eternity as well, of that I'm convinced. For instance, given that there may be grievances of a delicate nature that a Godly marriage partner may not in all honour and integrity disclose to a third party (even if their spouse plays fast and loose with information), I believe Revelation 2 v.17 shows the reward for overcomers (including honouring the sacred nature of marriage) is by nature reflective of intimacy with God, who alone knows what that saint has attained to, and His reward is a sign of His everlasting pleasure and approval of them.

    • @TimothyNyota
      @TimothyNyota Před 9 měsíci

      Submission based on conditions is not submission at all.

  • @crobinson9165
    @crobinson9165 Před 2 lety +6

    I really did enjoy this teaching.
    In my heart I have very deep feelings for a man who is not capable of leading a household. He has rejected me and 8ve been looking for comfort.

  • @skittlepumpkin4813
    @skittlepumpkin4813 Před 4 lety +64

    As a woman who has been in an unequally yoked marriage for a long time, Abigail's story has always been very near and dear to my heart. ❤️

    • @ValerieJean757
      @ValerieJean757 Před 3 lety +3

      Isaiah 51
      11 Therefore the redeemed of the Lord shall return, and come with singing unto Zion; and everlasting joy shall be upon their head: they shall obtain gladness and joy; and sorrow and mourning shall flee away.
      12 I, even I, am he that comforteth you: who art thou, that thou shouldest be afraid of a man that shall die, and of the son of man which shall be made as grass;
      13 And forgettest the Lord thy maker, that hath stretched forth the heavens, and laid the foundations of the earth; and hast feared continually every day because of the fury of the oppressor, as if he were ready to destroy? and where is the fury of the oppressor
      22 Thus saith thy Lord the Lord, and thy God that pleadeth the cause of his people,
      Behold, I have taken out of thine hand the cup of trembling, even the dregs of the cup of my fury; thou shalt no more drink it again:
      23 But I will put it into the hand of them that afflict thee;
      which have said to thy soul, Bow down, that we may go over: and thou hast laid thy body as the ground, and as the street, to them that went over

    • @foreverfun6909
      @foreverfun6909 Před 3 lety +3

      Hang in there!

    • @unkownoflife5959
      @unkownoflife5959 Před 3 lety +3

      Ill pray for your marriage.

    • @lovelaugh5905
      @lovelaugh5905 Před 2 lety

      I know this must be tough. Please hang in there.

    • @vmakairr7229
      @vmakairr7229 Před rokem +1

      One of my favorites. God always has a plan. He set Abigail up with a Godly man who would treat her well, King David. He took that evil Nabal out. God knows what He is doing.

  • @christopherg.matton9610
    @christopherg.matton9610 Před 3 lety +6

    Thank God for this. My small group is about to approach these verses in our read through of 1 Peter and I had no clue where to broach the topic. I looked it up and I knew Mike would have some wise words

  • @angelapower9570
    @angelapower9570 Před rokem +20

    This is so beautiful to listen to. I am happy to submit to my husband, he is a wonderful leader and provider.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      Does this mean he only has to love you if you're a wonderful lover and helper to him?

  • @RaginCajun861
    @RaginCajun861 Před 5 lety +174

    I know you don’t agree much with Catholicism, I’m Catholic. But I love listening to your lessons, they are so good. Tbh keep studying and teaching, you’re amazing at it.

    • @saintejeannedarc9460
      @saintejeannedarc9460 Před 4 lety +20

      He teaches w/ humilty and respect.

    • @kenshiloh
      @kenshiloh Před 4 lety +6

      Hi Ragin. I am concerned about Catholic theology. According to your faith, what must I do to be saved?

    • @joebidensdiaper8526
      @joebidensdiaper8526 Před 4 lety +17

      Ragin Cajun I’m from Louisiana myself. Moved up to NW Louisiana tears ago. South of Alexandria tends to be heavy Roman Catholic. I married a Cajun lady and actually moved from Episcopal to Roman Catholic Church for about 10years. Being raised in a ritualistic Christian Church, I didn’t see much difference in the Services at all. It wasn’t until I started studying to convert to Roman Catholicism that the red flags started showing up. The more I learned, the more I felt like I was sinning against God and belittling Jesus and his Sacrifice. God pulled us out and we currently attend a Baptist Church. It was initial shock for a Catholic school girl, but my wife has grown closer to God. An in depth study will show that Rome quit being the Church that Christ built around 700-1,000 AD.

    • @kenshiloh
      @kenshiloh Před 4 lety +8

      @@joebidensdiaper8526 Hi Ragin'. Out of concern for other people, I like to try to make sure those around me are going to heaven.
      Remember that Biblical faith is a personal relationship with God. It is accompanied by an overwhelming desire to read the Bible and follow what is written in it. On a personal note, I met Jesus Christ on the lawn of a church one night. If you do not have that already, ask and you shall receive!

    • @TOBYD7
      @TOBYD7 Před 4 lety +8

      Hello Ragin, I'm glad that you understand that there are disagreements regarding Catholicism and doctrines and not against individual Catholics. Born Again believers do not condemn people, our goal is to share the truth in God's Word and use the bible as our "doctrine". I was raised Catholic and than became "Christian" after a very dangerous and sin filled life. My faith and or conversion was not solid because I did not read and follow the bible enough. I say this because I had doubts and questions and did not seek God's truth enough. I "Backslid" for many many years but always knew God was real and that I was in sin. I came back to seek the Lord about 4 years ago. I "accepted Christ" again and went to my old Pentecostal church but again, had some doubts and or concerns about a few practices.. My wife and I prayed and studied the Word of God hard . We found bible based churches and rededicated our life to Christ and than moved to a distant County as we continued to seek God. By then, we were more grounded in the Word. We didn't smoke, drink, steal etc. etc. and were faithful to our local church. We thought we were good Christians, but unfortunately real tests of faith and Christianity came our way. This is normal when people decide to seek the truth and be "Christian". The devil will do anything to destroy believers. It wasn't until God truly showed me I was a wretched, angry and impatient sinner that I came to true repentance. I was justifying my pride and aggression towards my wife. I am ashamed to say that it led to domestic violence. I was already crying out to God to help me. I cried, how can I be mean and violent and be a Christian? Well,,,, the damage was done. Even though I stopped the violence, my wife filed for divorce. It was after that separation that I truly realized how bad my sin was and I came to true repentance. I heard many sermons about " why bad things happen" and "true brokenness" and "strongholds, sin and forgiveness", "Hardened hearts" Grieving the Holy Spirit and many others. The point is.. I sought God and his truth. The Lord broke me, I came to true repentance and surrender to God's will and now I am truly Born Again. I know because my soul cries Abba Father. I know because my soul cannot ignore sin. The smallest mistakes or faults sadden me and convict my soul deeply to repentance and all I want to do is please the Lord. It is not by anything I did, but it is by truly believing the Lord for his mercy, grace and salvation. I am a new creature in Christ.. yes outward sin such as violence, crime, etc. has left but the important thing is that Love in my heart has replaced all of that. Seek God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength and He will abide in you, and you will abide in Him. And remember, not everything is immediately wonderful and perfect after becoming a true Christian. Sometimes we have to struggle through the consequences of our mistakes and sins but eventually, when we truly find God.. All things will work out for the better for those that Love God.

  • @Mojo4884
    @Mojo4884 Před 3 lety +3

    Had to pause this for conviction sake. What a wonder and amassing God we serve.

  • @henryettercurtis548
    @henryettercurtis548 Před rokem +3

    I just found you and, I thank the Lord for finding you. I believe the Holy Spirit allowed me to not just see your site but I open it and I was blessed. Your expounded on the word has given me strength to become ( I haven’t been submitting as I which means not submitting unto the Lord). Thank you for allowing tube Holy Spirit to give understanding as how to share the written word with not expressing harshness towards the in submitting wives. Be continually blessed.

  • @michellewilson4217
    @michellewilson4217 Před 2 lety +303

    I don’t think most wives as believers have problem with submission but are more concern with the issue where husbands weaponize these verses to spiritual , verbal or physical abuse their wives.

    • @Not-Ap
      @Not-Ap Před rokem +22

      So get a divorce. A who man is not following Christs example, only using him to do what he wants, by taking the lords name in vain everytime he invokes passages to justify what he wants. He's being blasphemous and there's no reason to stay with a man like that.

    • @Not-Ap
      @Not-Ap Před rokem +6

      @@JeannettieP Yeah I agree but I meant that if he does it repeatedly and often as excuse sinful behavior or justify it. You know the kinda people to cherry pick verses and ignoring the context of the passages the verses were in. Not some one who does it a couple times or on occasion.

    • @aramisy.cajigas744
      @aramisy.cajigas744 Před rokem +32

      Women do have a problem with submission, like for example, they project on their hoosbands to portray them as the problem while making themselves look holy, just like you did.

    • @aramisy.cajigas744
      @aramisy.cajigas744 Před rokem +9

      @@JeannettieP It's a sin if you talk about your man to other people at his back, while portraying yourself as holy or as if you didn't like zeggs... because you do love zeggs.

    • @Omatimestwo
      @Omatimestwo Před rokem +14

      @@aramisy.cajigas744 weird.

  • @adismoya6176
    @adismoya6176 Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you for everything you do!! May God guide you always.

  • @kenneththompson1794
    @kenneththompson1794 Před rokem +6

    Thank you Pastor Winger, watched this video alone, then with my fiancé. We both REALLY enjoyed the biblical exhortation and application 😀 Going to be married in December.
    God bless you and family and congregation. 🙏

  • @jonmkl
    @jonmkl Před 5 lety +127

    It’s unreal how upset people get about this subject because they don’t understand that the equivalent job of the man is to love you wife _as Christ loves the church and gave himself for it._
    Christ is not a tyrant, so how could the man in this formula ever be justified in acting like a tyrant? How can a man who prefers his wife above himself _subjugate_ her.
    Both spouses have to fulfill their scriptural roles of preferring one another above themselves in the way that the scripture describes. That’s real love, and a righteous unity.

    • @channel1800dumb
      @channel1800dumb Před 5 lety

      You very rarely hear a pastor preach on 1 Cor 7. HAHAHA!

    • @channel1800dumb
      @channel1800dumb Před 5 lety +2

      @@framboise595 I agree it's not funny. But after a lifetime ya give up and see the funny side of human beings.
      Hence I laugh wholeheartedly, hehe, the shepherds of the flock hehe....humour is a good cleanser

    • @channel1800dumb
      @channel1800dumb Před 5 lety +1

      @@framboise595 And it is true by the way. The church is thoroughly feminist, and the leaders would not dare irk their wives, nor their converts by the by. Truth loses out to human emotion...
      There was a great poet once, summed it up perfectly: quoth: "Who run the world? Girls. Who run the world? Girls"
      Beyoncé Knowles Z

    • @jborrego2406
      @jborrego2406 Před 5 lety +12

      That’s because the roles have been abused

    • @jartukamara95
      @jartukamara95 Před 5 lety +1

      @@jborrego2406 well said

  • @ayonnazglam9050
    @ayonnazglam9050 Před 4 lety +16

    Loved this! Well explained .

  • @anitamorrison4238
    @anitamorrison4238 Před 2 lety +3

    Such excellent Bible teaching! His humble spirit makes it easy for a tough message for some to be received.
    Thank you for posting.❤️

    • @Serpents_and_Doves
      @Serpents_and_Doves Před rokem

      It's easy to see Christ in Mike. It's not really Mike, it's Jesus pouring through him because he seems to genuinely submit to and love the Lord.

  • @ToddlovesCopper
    @ToddlovesCopper Před rokem +17

    Once someone approached my husband because they were watching me interact with my two young kids. He said he was mesmerized because it was so beautiful to see a mom caring for her children. One of the best compliments I've ever received.

  • @meletx6533
    @meletx6533 Před 2 lety +1

    Appreciate the respect and submission to Biblical principals throughout your videos.

  • @jenniferlombari7858
    @jenniferlombari7858 Před 2 lety +1

    My husband is definitely my head. I love your teachings. Thank you for covering this topic!

  • @ChristDied_PayingForYourSins

    ON POINT! May God continue to bless the fruit of your work for Him and His glory! Amen!

  • @mratliff1277
    @mratliff1277 Před 3 lety +8

    Thank you, Mike. I find your teachings very valuable! I listened this series having my son and daughter-in-law in mind, both of whom are not believers. Though I hope to find a way to share with them when the opportunity arises, I discovered in listening to the teaching for the wife that I could apply that to myself even as a divorced woman by submitting to Jesus. So often I find myself trying to look around that plank in my own eye! Again, thanks!

    • @judylloyd7901
      @judylloyd7901 Před 2 lety

      The important thing for your unsaved son and daughter-in-law is that they are saved. Forget about this teaching on submission. It's not for them at this stage.

  • @karinamparo4210
    @karinamparo4210 Před rokem +2

    Love your studies/teachings!

  • @SelfTaughtProf
    @SelfTaughtProf Před 2 lety +3

    Ah, how amazing is that? 🌟 Thank you so much 💖

  • @CalvaryChapelBakerCity
    @CalvaryChapelBakerCity Před 4 lety +24

    Excellent breakdown on the subject of submission... thank you for including Abigail's story... such a vital piece...

  • @KimberlySmith-vp1il
    @KimberlySmith-vp1il Před 4 lety +4

    I have recently found your bible studies. I have really enjoyed watching

  • @chrissyandjoey28
    @chrissyandjoey28 Před rokem +7

    May God bless you and your family all the days of your life for teaching us The Truth! This is yes extremely difficult to do especially when your marriage is on the verge on divorced, however I thank God so much for this teaching today, I’ve read this passage many of times but never took it to seriously I would always allow my heart to get in the way and that’s because I was trying to be submissive to my husband on my own and not with Gods Strength but this time God made it very clear to me no matter how my husband feels or what he does it absolutely has nothing to do with my obedience to God, this time I’m not going to do this on my own understanding but The Lords🙌🏼 I know this was no coincidence for me to hear this and if God said to do this He’s The Only One we can truly trust that in the end no matter what happens it will be in Gods Will and Gods Will is always Good!🙌🏼 I pray for Gods strength upon all of us wives to submit to our husbands the way God told us to do, Father you know each one of our situations and only You can guide us through this I pray for Guidance, Strength, Love, Patience, Wisdom, Knowledge and everything we need spiritually to be able to be submissive to our husbands, We Praise Your Holy Name There is none not one like YOU!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 We ask these things in The Name of Jesus Christ Amen 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

  • @kauiriley9216
    @kauiriley9216 Před rokem +1

    Genesis 3:16 spoke to me and I’m sure other women that struggle with disorder of their relationships and submission to God first, then the husband. 6 years old and this sermon echos relevancy. I’m 26 years old and I’m in my first year of marriage. I’ve struggled in all my relationships with a strong desire to satisfy my other half, and in a nutshell being very dependent and needy because he becomes my source. The disorder of my relationships and priorities with Christ and my husband has caused us issues and it’s a blessing to have my eyes re-opened and be reminded of the right and working order.

  • @sillygirl1139
    @sillygirl1139 Před 2 lety +8

    I was brought up at church and have tried to find my connection to it as an adult a number of times but failed (because of one thing pr another). I don't consider myself unquestionably religious any longer and often even not religious at all. However, I found much solace and connectedness in what you spoke about in this video. Thank you 🙏🏻

    • @judylloyd7901
      @judylloyd7901 Před 2 lety +4

      Don't be fooled by your feelings of solace and connectedness. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be offensive, but if you are not connected to *Jesus Christ* through repentance, and trust in Him for salvation, then good feelings will lead you astray.
      Jesus said that no one can come to God *except through Him.*
      You don't have to feel religious, but you do need to turn to Christ to be saved. It's the most important decision you will ever make, as it affects your eternal destiny.

  • @theworldexposed.3989
    @theworldexposed.3989 Před 2 lety +22

    As a woman, the idea of submitting to a husband horrifies me not because I don't want to do the will of God, but because of how many men throughout history have used this verse to imply that their wives are inferior and shouldn't be involved in making decisions. If/When I choose a husband in the future, I would rather have a husband who considers me his equal in decision-making than an inferior like so many traditionally Christian men seem to believe. I was a child/teenager once, I hated not having my opinions listened to and the constant condescension, and marrying a strictly complementarian Christian man would likely be a similar experience. I would rather be sad and single for my entire life to preserve my personal autonomy and freedom than have a man who thinks a marriage is a leader-subordinate relationship and treat me like an adult child.

    • @xsiktwistx
      @xsiktwistx Před 2 lety +2

      I understand the inner struggle you are facing. You aren't saying you want to disobey the Bible's teachings but rather that you are afraid a future husband won't live out the Bible accurately, thus resulting in you feeling inferior, not of equal value to your husband, and making submission almost impossible. This is why it is so important to choose the correct man for your marriage; you are commanded to submit to your husband in marriage, but marrying a godly man that lives selflessly in his leadership is much easier to submit to than a man that is misguided and uses his God-given authority to tower over you (which is a sin on the man's part).
      Even still, I encourage you to understand that God's commands are NOT conditional on others actions. This is the entirety of what marriage is about; you doing your part regardless of what your spouse is doing or not doing. If God's commands were conditional then nothing would ever get done in a marriage: "I'm not going to show my wife love because she has been disrespecting me all day!!" "Well I'm not going to submit to my husband because he is not acting like a leader and making horrible decisions." On and on the cycle goes, and we end up with a 50% divorce rate. God's commands are directed right at the individual, with no qualifiers. Husbands are commanded to LOVE their wives ALWAYS, not only when their wife is acting right or when she is looking extra attractive. In the same way wives are commanded to SUBMIT to their husbands ALWAYS, not only when he is doing his part of being kind, loving, understanding, thoughtful, and Biblical in every action he is doing throughout the day.
      One line that really worries me is when you said "I would rather be sad and single for my entire life to preserve my personal autonomy and freedom than have a man who thinks a marriage is a leader-subordinate relationship and treat me like an adult child." You are not commanded to be married so to each their own, yet one thing you are missing here is that marriage is ABSOLUTELY a leader-subordinate relationship in the same exact way our relationship with Jesus is a leader-subordinate relationship; you were correct in saying you do not want a marriage to be an adult-child relationship as that is absolutely not the way God has designed marriage. Allow me to point you to Ephesians 5 where is states that "wives are to submit to their own husbands as onto the Lord." Our submission to the Lord is the same leader-subordinate relationship the wife must enact towards the husband; there is no getting around God's Word on the matter as it is crystal clear. The wife is not the leader or even the co-leader in the household; she is the helper, the aid, the support system, the homemaker, the comforter, the encourager, the advisor, etc. The husband is the sole leader and it is his job (and a very wise thing to do) to look to his wife for counsel, advice, and perspective when making ANY decision; a husband that does not value and lovingly seek out his wife's opinions and perspectives is a fool and not a good leader (even though he IS the leader in the household according to the Bible). There is not one verse that states that wives must assume authority or control and any attempt to take ahold of the reins as a wife is sinful. The way God has established leadership in the household cannot be overturned because of spousal complaints. God's Word remains despite our shortcomings.
      I implore you to pray about this and seek out an older woman in the church and seek her perspective as the older women are called to teach the younger women these principles. Submission is a beautiful and liberating thing for a Christian wife, not a disgusting devaluing action. Even still, I encourage you to understand that the struggle of a wife is to resist the Word of God as it is counter to sinful nature so it is normal to feel a repulsiveness to this command. God knows marriage better than you so following what God says is ALWAYS the best thing to do.

    • @loissemanek1715
      @loissemanek1715 Před 2 lety

      I understand completely what you said about this. You can marry a Christian man as long as you really know the kind of person he is and take the time to find out what he believes about this. Be open and actually be honest about what marriage would be like when decisions come up. Be very careful about what you agree too and what you can live up to. There are denominations that don’t make this like it’s one of the Ten Commandments. God bless you

    • @annstropes2236
      @annstropes2236 Před 2 lety +5

      I agree with you. I can’t risk being in a subordinate position again with a man. I have also learned that freedom and autonomy are better than what my ex called “love.”

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      Why would you waste your life signing a death vow to a guy you claim to love only to spend your entire marriage not believing he wants what's best for you, and therefore you emasculate him and rebel against him like a child?

    • @kalindakelly3417
      @kalindakelly3417 Před 2 měsíci

      I’m thankful for a husband who doesn’t try to subjugate me and order me about. No human flourishes under being commanded how to do things day in and day out. Marriage is a partnership. Both make decisions together after discussion. Why would a husband move on a major decision when his wife doesn’t have peace about the matter? That’s a foolish way to do things. Carefully consider your husband before marrying. There is someone out there for you.

  • @bethel3598
    @bethel3598 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you, Mike
    This helps me to think biblically about marriage in the area of submission

  • @rebeccadrum3137
    @rebeccadrum3137 Před 4 lety +12

    This was a GREAT teaching. Thanks, Mike. I love watching your videos, cuz you are so down to earth, humble AND wise beyond your year. Bless you, for the work you do.

  • @savannahrhodes7259
    @savannahrhodes7259 Před rokem +10

    I find my marriage going through this cyclical pattern where I am resistant to my husband's authority and our marriage suffers so badly. Then I realize my sin and repent and try my hardest to treat my husband as my leader. We do well for several months before I backslide into old patterns. It makes me sad to think that my husband feels like a child in his own home. 😖
    I too, like another commenter, grew up in a rocky, chaotic household and have trust issues. Vulnerability doesn't come natural to me. I have defense mechanisms that kick in when things get deep and I want to run.
    It's crazy that my marriage mirrors my relationship with God. When we are not doing so well, I'm usually in a spiritual low, not trusting God and rebelling against Him.
    I know the key is to remain in strong relationship with God because His word is the perfect defense against the enemy working his way into my life, destroying my marriage, and robbing my joy.
    Thank you Pastor Mike for this message. I'm going to refer to it often as a reminder of God's perfect order.

    • @karentreadwell9027
      @karentreadwell9027 Před rokem +1

      Thank you for your incredible reply. I found Pastor Mike Winger and it’s a miracle because eight years ago a friend gave me this book called “Created to be a helpmeet”
      It revolutionized my marriage because I was a control freak, and the poor man was just browbeaten by me and here he was a supervisor in the defense department these marriage conference men like Jimmy Evans has it all Ron they are afraid of women and they are Wolk in their teaching and Mike Winger needs to talk to Jimmy Evans, and all the other pastors that are afraid to offend women. You know they buy 80% of marriage books and so that’s why marriage books don’t want to offend them and tell them the truth about submission. God bless you.

    • @roberttrevino62800
      @roberttrevino62800 Před rokem

      Crazy how everyone is the same in the end

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      At least you see this in yourself. My wife grew up in a very stable, good household and for the life of me she cannot listen to anything I say at all. She dominates the relationship in every way and even if I gently tell her the destruction she's causing, I am blamed for it all.

  • @Malachi_Padilla
    @Malachi_Padilla Před 3 lety +8

    You are an absolute blessing to Christians everywhere. I am so grateful that God created you.

  • @estelaleonhard
    @estelaleonhard Před 2 lety

    Awesome talk. Truly good. Thank you so much. 🙏

  • @bethgwin1921
    @bethgwin1921 Před rokem +6

    I'm glad submission does not mean trust. I'm with a husband that is emotionally abusive, actually separated right now. I was listening to this to see if there is anything I have done wrong in the marriage. I am very depressed by this. It seems cruel to me that God would ask wives to submit to ungodly men(1 Peter 3). He can curse God in front of me, but I'm to submit. He can walk away from me and say F---k that, but I have to submit. He can dismiss my severe health needs, but I have to submit. All to show the world what? How does this glorify God? Something is not right here. Mike I think some practical examples would help like it means this but not this... If the husband is the leader then perhaps submission is when he is leading godly, otherwise what is there to submit to?

  • @xtinacg
    @xtinacg Před 4 lety +38

    “Me changing diapers of my mom” 😂😂😂😂 listening to this as I’m about to change my mom’s diaper. Haha haha! Thank you for this sermon. I needed to hear this during this season in my marriage. The selfie, diaper change part was a plus 👍👍👍

  • @kevinschaefer3945
    @kevinschaefer3945 Před rokem +6

    He's so right when he mentions how men so often impose God's instruction to wives, but conveniently neglect His marital instructions to men. I can only imagine how difficult it is for my wife to submit when I'm being a total jerk, but I'm sure it's equally difficult to be Christ (as I am commanded) to my wife while seeing her every flaw. Thank you Lord for Your ever-present grace! Right now I'm going through this series as part of my daily morning time with God. Looking forward to tomorrow when I watch Mike's vid on my responsibilities to my wife.

    • @kevinschaefer3945
      @kevinschaefer3945 Před rokem

      @@framboise595 Non-sequitur. The only one I called a "jerk" was myself.

    • @kevinschaefer3945
      @kevinschaefer3945 Před rokem +1

      @@framboise595 Ah. Don't take him too seriously when he makes remarks like that and remember that he's including himself :-)

    • @tiredoftheworld4834
      @tiredoftheworld4834 Před 11 měsíci

      Thank you for saying this! I notice that the woman’s traditional roles/duties/standards are focused on (however good of Godly) but for some reason people barely mention the men’s side of that. Even on the video he made about husbands, he mentioned that he felt himself asking how he’s supposed to be a man (or more like a husband), if he doesn’t really have a sense of what should be expected of him. This is also part of the reason a lot of women wince at this passage (even if they are Christian, because although they have no problems with what God says and know the deeper meaning and greater design, a lot of guys kind of weaponize it)

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      I literally see the opposite. Countless Christian women are feminists imposing their wills onto the men while holding men to impossible standards and ignoring scripture

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      @kevinschaefer3945, hes projecting

  • @toastme
    @toastme Před rokem +1

    I, as a female teen who struggled with these passages, came at peace not just with struggling with the verse but inner-peace. Thank you!

    • @JBFJBFJBF
      @JBFJBFJBF Před rokem +1

      Just remember to not tolerate any abuse bro!

    • @toastme
      @toastme Před rokem +2

      @@JBFJBFJBF The Bible calls females jewels, I would never accept that. Thank you though!

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      All women's truffle with it. Even if the man is a good man. I see countless good men treated like garbage by wives who have been given everything.

  • @monogrammadness
    @monogrammadness Před 4 lety +12

    Excellent! This is a must watch for all Christian wives! This is also good for women who are not yet married, so they know what to expect.

    • @BIYorganization
      @BIYorganization Před 4 lety +3

      Cinnamon Bergeron if your religion tells you to summit to your husbands, why some Christians bash muslim women when their religion say same thing? No offense but I was wondering

    • @Charles.Wright
      @Charles.Wright Před 4 lety +5

      @@BIYorganization - because that death cult will rape a woman and then stone her to death for having been raped??
      There is no comparison. Jesus is my head, my leader. I am my wife's head, her leader. So I am responsible for her well-being! My you would have me study under various imams who teach HOW to beat the wife??

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 3 lety

      @@Charles.Wright So you think your religion is better than Islam? What a joke. Remember, Islam comes from Christianity.

    • @Irene77545
      @Irene77545 Před 3 lety +2

      @@the8thchurch461 Nope

    • @nyambsdeborah8954
      @nyambsdeborah8954 Před 3 lety +2

      @@BIYorganization what are the submission rules in islam? Is it true that husband can rape and beat their wives?

  • @simonegodwin
    @simonegodwin Před 3 lety +10

    So I feel like this husband/wife series should have about a billion more views...thanks Mike!

  • @MLima2901
    @MLima2901 Před rokem +4

    Sometimes it's not easy to submit to imperfect men, and it's not easy to lead an imperfect woman, that's why a marriage needs God. Without God, no one can fulfill the roles he gives them.

  • @back2thescriptures
    @back2thescriptures Před rokem

    Well done ... May Yah bless you for this lesson

  • @normairisquinonesrosario7158

    Awesome WORD🙏🌹

  • @plasmodesma7569
    @plasmodesma7569 Před rokem +4

    Really appreciate all your teaching Mike! I so wish there was a solid preacher in my area, that would teach similarly. I'm in a very liberal city that would never stand for these types of biblical teachings.

  • @bekkahboodles
    @bekkahboodles Před 2 lety +15

    I am so RELIEVED to hear this story of Abigail!! I had never heard that before, or if I had it didn't click and I completely forgot it. God bless Abigail and God bless me to submit to and serve my husband. He is worthy of that submission, he's a godly man.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      So if a man has to be worthy of submission, then logically that means you as a woman need to be worthy of love and feeling understood right? Look in the mirror

  • @bri6721
    @bri6721 Před 2 lety +2

    Submit unto the lord toward your spouse & if not your rebellion against God. Wow I pray the forgives me for this! I pray that I learn how to do better!

  • @lindaprimm667
    @lindaprimm667 Před rokem

    Amen!!! you do your part without looking over your shoulder to see if they are doing their part. Yes.

  • @rosiej.1473
    @rosiej.1473 Před 3 lety +83

    8:25 thank you for the clarification about all other men. I am a recovering JW. Jehovah's Witnesses believe women must submit to all men. During their meetings for Field Service (meeting they have before they go door to door preaching) if there are 12 women there who have been believers (baptized) for 30+ years and then there is one 12 year old boy who have been baptized for 2 weeks, he is the one who will conduct the meeting and say the prayer. So this is a very interesting topic to me now that I am leaving that cult and it's very dangerous false teachings.

    • @rosiej.1473
      @rosiej.1473 Před 3 lety +14

      @@framboise595 As absurd as it is, that is what they teach. I was baptized for 30 years and was an active pioneer (at the time I pioneered it was 90 hours a month of preaching, now it is 70) so yes I absolutely sure that is what they teach. You make an excellent point with the two masters! Never thought of it like that. All women in that cult have to submit to all baptized males. If you do not they say your lack humility and are proud all bad things that is then tied to Satan. You either learn your place or you will be counseled.

    • @5050TM
      @5050TM Před 3 lety +2

      They seem cultish to me, unfortunately. Things should still be logical.

    • @deborahd2936
      @deborahd2936 Před 3 lety +7

      My mom is JW, and I was and attended as a kid, but now I’m a Christian! So glad you are here now! Keep studying! I will be praying for your journey!

    • @rosiej.1473
      @rosiej.1473 Před 3 lety +4

      @@deborahd2936 Thank you so much. It is toughing to see true love in the Christian congregation. I can use all the prayers, I felt like the Holy Spirit help to wake me up and lead me out but now I feel as though the spirit has abandoned me. I feel like I did something wrong but I know the majority JW teachings are wrong so I know it is not going back but I am lost on what next steps to take. Thank you.

    • @deborahd2936
      @deborahd2936 Před 3 lety +1

      @@rosiej.1473 I sure will pray specifically about those things. My thoughts, if its not too bold, is to keep reading and listening to guys like this, and see if there is a doctrinally sound church to go to.
      But before all of that, know that the Lord is with you and He hasn’t left! He loves you so deeply. Just keep pressing in to finding His truth, which as you’ve learned, is not always what people label as “truth”. Do you have Christian friends to talk with about these things?

  • @bekinditcostsnothing1684
    @bekinditcostsnothing1684 Před 3 lety +3

    Your the only message making sense I saw this evening here. Jesus asks us ALL to submit, as he did, as this is the core of servant hood. We are called. I was so upset of seeing some people comments but then I was reminded where Jesus states people get offended easily these days (I agree regarding what you said about abuse...)But we are all equal in Christ Jesus. Races, genders, religions etc... We are not separated into division but all one in Christ Jesus. Then I saw your message. Thank you.

  • @aubreysnyder9216
    @aubreysnyder9216 Před 26 dny

    Consistent good teaching. Thank you!

  • @alohi79
    @alohi79 Před rokem

    Great sermon. Thank you.

  • @ozzmap7
    @ozzmap7 Před 3 lety +3

    I just laughed out loud - when you said "in case you think it's a typo" your humor makes these teachings so much easier to hear.

  • @aquilahlee
    @aquilahlee Před 4 lety +12

    Loved it. The word Lord is still the same Lord. When Sarah's example was quoted by Paul, perhaps the first century church were also far from living as Sarah & Abraham so they needed to hear?

    • @mrnoedahl
      @mrnoedahl Před 4 lety +3

      Yes I agree. The word Lord is still the same. Or maybe we could change it to yes sir. Either way it is a title of respect.

  • @annstropes2236
    @annstropes2236 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for teaching the story of Abigail.

  • @erictogerson8075
    @erictogerson8075 Před 3 lety

    Excellent and clear teaching

  • @neriahh
    @neriahh Před 3 lety +15

    At 21:10 I had one of those huge eureka moments that I know will massively help me when I go on to marry. Thank you Mike!

  • @jenesisbronner3862
    @jenesisbronner3862 Před 2 lety +3

    This philosophy on marriage is so beautiful and exactly what I needed. Thank God you were able to share this message! I needed to especially hear the part where you said marriage is FOR the glory of God, because I was concerned that submission in undesirable circumstances wouldn't be later rewarded by God in heaven since marriage "WAS" the reward. I am no longer afraid of marriage now knowing that while marriage has its benefits, God acknowledges the responsibility and is willing to reward accordingly in heaven. A detrimental sacrifice on earth will still result in a reward in heaven, so I don't have to fear my submission being taken advantage of. Thank you deeply God and this church for saving my marriage before it ever begins!

    • @aimee3042
      @aimee3042 Před 2 lety +2

      I think that you should be afraid of your submission be taken advantage of, and therefore choose wisely who you are going to marry. If they are not submitted to God, it can feel like hell.

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Před 6 měsíci

      @aimee3042, it's far more likely that she will take advantage of the man's love.

  • @JerseyCity478
    @JerseyCity478 Před 2 lety

    This was EXCELLENT!

  • @tatiannagonzalez3105
    @tatiannagonzalez3105 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you for this. I’m not married yet but this is a good message for me in the future when dealing with submission and being a good example. And this is also a good message for me right now pertaining to Christian women characteristics: being gentle and quiet and discreet.. it’s a hard lesson to listen to but this is what I needed. Thank you and God bless you, and thank you Jesus for this lesson.

    • @vivekapihl5179
      @vivekapihl5179 Před 6 měsíci

      I do not think a christian women should all be gentle, quiet and discreet. Those are personality traits not christian submissiveness. You can be wild, noisy and rough and still be submissive to your husband. I am all of those and have never been told that I am not submitting to my husband.

  • @NotEasyButSimple
    @NotEasyButSimple Před 3 lety +10

    I'm a woman and I approve this message 😂. You hit this head-on. And you are soo on point with the women conference "beautiful" thing.😅 This is Honestly one of the best teachings to women I've heard on this topic and it's by a man. 🤦🏾‍♀️😂

    • @karentreadwell9027
      @karentreadwell9027 Před rokem

      It’s a miracle that this pastor has the guts to preach the word about women and their place in society. Eight years ago I read the book. “Created to be his helpmeet” by Debi Pearl it blew me away I was a Christian women Liber and controlled my sweet, precious, loving, hubby to the point where he stayed in his man cave all evening. When I shut my mouth and stopped telling him a better way of doing things and stopped arguing with him he came alive into a beautiful person and here he’s a supervisor at the defense department for many years I’m so ashamed how I treated him for 15 years and my dad all those years growing up being defiant. God bless you.

  • @Teatee105
    @Teatee105 Před 6 lety +30

    This may sound odd, but I have no problem being submissive to my husband. God made him the man. Marriage is built off God, love, trust and obedience. I love God and he has given me and my spouse abundant love for each other! I can honestly say from the depth of my heart...I love my husband and he loves me! I thank the Almighty God for sending him in my life! God knew just what I wanted and needed. #foreverinlove! ❤

    • @detective6099
      @detective6099 Před 6 lety +4

      Toppy Cat thats amazing Praise God!
      God bless.

    • @Teatee105
      @Teatee105 Před 6 lety +4

      Detective In-Christ God bless you.

    • @millantronni3242
      @millantronni3242 Před 6 lety +2

      Being submissive is a personal trait, some people are natural submissive others are not. Submissive people are not submissive to everyone but only against the person they choose to be submissive too.
      It is wrong to expect that every (women) should be submissive to everyone or, at least, against their partner.
      Being a submissive person, admit it and find someone to be submissive to is just a way to experience a better life.

    • @WoundedEgo
      @WoundedEgo Před 6 lety +7

      There will be a time when it won't be easy or natural and will take faith to do.

    • @millantronni3242
      @millantronni3242 Před 6 lety

      +Wounded Ego
      I did not understand your post, please elaborate

  • @camillewilliams3185
    @camillewilliams3185 Před 4 měsíci

    The issues you point out Pastor Mike regarding two people trying to be the leader and the battles is something I'm witnessing with my parents. You even accurately pointed out what happens when parents divide up certain responsibilities. ( I know now this approach came out of mistrust and mismanagenent with finances). Their marriage has not been wonderful to watch. And yes, my dad has unfortunately come out looking unreasonable while my mom gripes about him behind his back.
    There came a point where I realised she was actually poisoning my mind against my dad - whether it was her intention or not. Now, I'm asking God to change my heart towards my dad because I'm now very stubborn toward him.
    There's so much bittnerness in my mom's heart towards my father. So much pain and unforgiveness. Granted, its the same with my dad who often feels we always pick my mom's side.
    Through this lesson I'm seeing the very issue with my parent's marriage. And I can now learn what not to do if I get married.

  • @thecrafter1547
    @thecrafter1547 Před 3 lety

    Mike GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @sexyassbrowneyes
    @sexyassbrowneyes Před 4 lety +33

    It is so sad that people who teach on this subject have to sugarcoat and be anxiously careful with not saying any “harsh” words because we women have become so proud and arrogant that we will get offended very easily if they don’t adorn this message of submission.

    • @Lil08103
      @Lil08103 Před 3 lety +28

      i think it also happens bc we men have abused our authority in personal and public leadership so much that the idea of submission makes many women uncomfortable.

    • @josephtracey4411
      @josephtracey4411 Před rokem

      @@Lil08103 you're what's called a cis cuck, and God forgive any woman who disgraces herself with your presence. You literally did precisely what this brave lady was complaining about...🤔

    • @NovusIgnis
      @NovusIgnis Před rokem +2

      @@Lil08103 That's a personal problem, not a general one. *Some* men have abused their positions in such a way. But a woman is not marrying those men. *Some* women have also abused their positions of power, but I'm not holding other women accountable for their failings. I'm not marrying those women. I wouldn't even give them a second glance. We see this problem time and time again. Stop identifying everyone by their group status and start treating them as individuals. Claiming that women have a hard time submitting because *some* men have abused their power is a cop out. It's just a way to avoid the accountability for the fact that most women these days are trying to be masculine, aggressive, and unbiblical. Like I said before: it's a personal problem.

    • @caramelgumdrop393
      @caramelgumdrop393 Před rokem +1

      @@NovusIgnis it’s not a personal problem. Society at large has been lead by MEN. And most people who have abused their power have been men. You are a dishonest liar when you try to compare the two. The ratio of powerful women to men is like 1:1000.
      You are a filthy liar when you try to diminish the amount of men who’ve abused their power by saying “Some”. It’s not some, it’s a lot. Because every woman knows a woman who has suffered under a sinful man. What did you expect now that women are rebelling?
      People can only live in submission to terrible people before they’ve had enough. Feminism is the result of men not exercising their power according to Gods will. They abused it. So now they will pay.

    • @NovusIgnis
      @NovusIgnis Před rokem +1

      @@caramelgumdrop393 Except it is a personal problem. Society has always been led by these "men". Satan wants the people in charge to follow him, not God. It's no wonder that he would manipulate things to get his desired outcome. Even when Jesus walked the earth, He was still under the laws of evil "men". He still followed God and didn't forsake what was good just to fit into the world's design. Your job is to make sure that your partner is a follower of God, not a follower of sin. That's what you can control. If you choose poorly, that's on you and nobody else. You're far too concerned with the world at large when you don't even have the world around you figured out.

  • @antoniocurryoldchannel9747

    This was much needed . To do my part and and love My wife biblically

  • @karentreadwell9027
    @karentreadwell9027 Před rokem +1

    Mike, thank you so much for having the guts to teach us women what our place in a marriage is. Christian marriage counselor teachers out there like Jimmy Evans needs to listen to your studies because he and all pastors are too afraid of women to tell us what we need to know about how to submit to our husbands They know that 80% of women are the tithers in the church and 80% of women buy all the marriage books and no author wants to offend these women by telling them the truth. You are brave! Please write a book!
    I got to tell you I was a Christian woman Liber until I read a book 8 years ago “Created to be his helpmeet” by Debi Pearl
    It revolutionized by marriage I realized how I controlling I was to my sweet hubby, who was a supervisor in the Defense department for many years. Every day he’d stay in his man cave, and I wondered why? I couldn’t find any pastor not even Jimmy Evans who is the renowned marriage conference speaker to tell us women what our role in the marriage is and how to to submit to our husbands and not argue with them. I felt so ashamed how I treated this sweet kind, thoughtful, tender man. I realized that if I was living with Jesus, I would have treated him the same way eventually. God bless you Mike!!!!

  • @charlesschmidtke8427
    @charlesschmidtke8427 Před 2 lety

    This is very helpful, I really like the lesson for men as well.

  • @hulkbig1151
    @hulkbig1151 Před 4 lety +6

    Finally someone who knows what they are talking about!!!!!

  • @ahavahart
    @ahavahart Před 5 lety +7

    Thank you, Mike, for all your insightful teachings - May the LORD continue to guide and bless you and your family! (Numbers 6:24-26) Also, another Hebrew translation of "wives be submitted to your own husband" is "wives be tenderly devoted to your own husbands" ...a woman's heart understands the depth of what God is talking about. Shalom!

  • @dannyknicks33
    @dannyknicks33 Před 2 lety +1

    Great class

  • @vee_101Q
    @vee_101Q Před 4 lety +1

    Good to learn about this :)

  • @sakuraesther6309
    @sakuraesther6309 Před 2 lety +3

    I am sorry to God but I am not submitting to an abusive man,a man who does not love me , a man who does not appreceiate me ,a man Who CHEATS .
    NEVER ,IT IS OKAY WHATEVER HAPPENS HAPPENS
    BUT I AM NOT PUTTING MY LIFE IN DANGER, OR MY MENTAL HEALTH,IT IS NOT WORTH IT

  • @Caderic
    @Caderic Před 2 lety +10

    "One of the key of marriage is that you do your part with out looking over your shoulder to see if they are doing their part." I am a guy...I NEEDED this. I just listened to mikes sermon on husbands. I wish he would have said this. I know it but some times I need reminders.

    • @Caderic
      @Caderic Před 2 lety +5

      @@framboise595 WOW, you think that? I didn't get that at ALL. I am as conservative as they come but you are a chauvinist if I ever saw one!

    • @j.p.5716
      @j.p.5716 Před 9 měsíci

      Honestly, this is not what the bible teaches. Gods instruction to husbands says: "Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself up for her, so that He might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing of water with the word, that He might present to Himself the church in all her glory, having no spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she would be holy and blameless. (Ephesians 5:25-27)
      That verse tells husbands that the primary way that a husband is supposed to love his wife is by washing her in the water of the word to help remove her spots and blemishes.
      Another way that a husband is supposed to love his wife as Christ loves the church is expressed in Revelation 3:19 where Jesus says "Those whom I love, I reprove and discipline. Therefore be zealous and repent." One of the ways that Jesus loves his bride the church is by reproving and disciplining her.
      Paul goes on to tell us that marriage is designed to be a picture of the relationship between Christ and the church where the husband lays the role of Christ and the wife plays the role of the church. Think about the ramifications of that.
      We are ALL instructed to confront other Christians when we see them in sin and a husband confronting his wife on her sin (lack of submission) is no exception.

    • @Yraur
      @Yraur Před 9 měsíci

      @@j.p.5716
      😐😐😡😡
      A husband is not to confront his wife. She is not a bull. She is his wife. He should go to her lovingly.. Confrontation is hostile. Speak to her with respect. Also if husband is sinning, like molesting daughter, lusting after other females, cheating, looking at porn, then he is not fit to head anyone. He can't even clean up himself. A Christian wife can speak to her husband. She can exhort him too.

    • @j.p.5716
      @j.p.5716 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@Yraur - You are confused by the cancer of Feminism. As Christians, we are all to confront each other when we see another Christian in sin. (Matthew 18:15-20)
      Regarding your statement about a bad husband. The apostle Peter covered that in 1 Peter 3:1-2. Submission has nothing to do with the "fitness" of the recipient.
      And yes, a wife can speak with her husband, but for a Christian woman to "exhort" the one in authority over her, it has to be done with the greatest respect (Ephesians 5:33b) and should be put in the form of an appeal, not a demand.

    • @Yraur
      @Yraur Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@j.p.5716
      You are trying your best to squeeze out something to fit your agenda.
      We husbands are not kings or gods. We are only lowly earthly humans. The Bible has commands for husbands too, it's for both genders. We are tired of hearing videos only sbout wives submit. We are also to submit ye to one another. We men are so busy scolding wives thst we forget that we have to obey God.
      Husbands are to lay down our lives for our wives. We need to be good husbands and follow Christ. We are not good husbands if we are sinning.

  • @candyDander
    @candyDander Před rokem

    This was a really helpful video. Also thank you for clarifying that the submission is to a woman's husband. When I was lukewarm, this domineering chauvinist mindset that some Christian men have was very off putting. It means so much to know that this is God's idea for the structure of marriage, since He totally knows what is best for us. My inner feminist/womanist reacted when I first read those passages, but at the same time, I was reading it with the mindset that I trust God.
    I guess my worry, before I started reading the Bible, was that women were some how seen as some slightly lesser human or something. While there seems to be an order to things, so far (New Testament and up to the beginning of Exodus) I don't see that God treats women as less valuable in His sight. In my own life, I feel God's love and care.

  • @TOBYD7
    @TOBYD7 Před 4 lety +2

    I'm glad that everyone understands that there are disagreements regarding Catholicism and doctrines and not against individual Catholics. Born Again believers do not condemn people, our goal is to share the truth in God's Word and use the bible as our "doctrine". I was raised Catholic and than became "Christian" after a very dangerous and sin filled life. My faith and or conversion was not solid because I did not read and follow the bible enough. I say this because I had doubts and questions and did not seek God's truth enough. I "Backslid" for many many years but always knew God was real and that I was in sin. I came back to seek the Lord about 4 years ago. I "accepted Christ" again and went to my old Pentecostal church but again, had some doubts and or concerns about a few practices.. My wife and I prayed and studied the Word of God hard . We found bible based churches and rededicated our life to Christ and than moved to a distant County as we continued to seek God. By then, we were more grounded in the Word. We didn't smoke, drink, steal etc. etc. and were faithful to our local church. We thought we were good Christians, but unfortunately real tests of faith and Christianity came our way. This is normal when people decide to seek the truth and be "Christian". The devil will do anything to destroy believers. It wasn't until God truly showed me I was a wretched, angry and impatient sinner that I came to true repentance. I was justifying my pride and aggression towards my wife. I am ashamed to say that it led to domestic violence. I was already crying out to God to help me. I cried, how can I be mean and violent and be a Christian? Well,,,, the damage was done. Even though I stopped the violence, my wife filed for divorce. It was after that separation that I truly realized how bad my sin was and I came to true repentance. I heard many sermons about " why bad things happen" and "true brokenness" and "strongholds, sin and forgiveness", "Hardened hearts" Grieving the Holy Spirit and many others. The point is.. I sought God and his truth. The Lord broke me, I came to true repentance and surrender to God's will and now I am truly Born Again. I know because my soul cries Abba Father. I know because my soul cannot ignore sin. The smallest mistakes or faults sadden me and convict my soul deeply to repentance and all I want to do is please the Lord. It is not by anything I did, but it is by truly believing the Lord for his mercy, grace and salvation. I am a new creature in Christ.. yes outward sin such as violence, crime, etc. has left but the important thing is that Love in my heart has replaced all of that. Seek God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength and He will abide in you, and you will abide in Him. And remember, not everything is immediately wonderful and perfect after becoming a true Christian. Sometimes we have to struggle through the consequences of our mistakes and sins but eventually, when we truly find God.. All things will work out for the better for those that Love God.

    • @sandygrogg1203
      @sandygrogg1203 Před 3 lety

      First of all, Catholics ARE Christians...
      You light be surprised yo okie that just as some “Christians” do not think Catholics are Christians, very traditional, pre Vatican II Catholics do not believe non Catholics are Christians. Gid is probably having a good laugh...or a good cry... over such narrow thinking

    • @TOBYD7
      @TOBYD7 Před 3 lety

      @@sandygrogg1203 I'm sorry. I thought I was Christian until I found the truth in truly being Born Again with a truly converted heart and soul that realized that my sins were against God.

  • @lynnserrano8335
    @lynnserrano8335 Před 4 lety +5

    Mike, I’ve been truly blessed by your teachings. Thank you.

  • @whatarefriends4
    @whatarefriends4 Před rokem +5

    Grow some balls gentlemen. It says submit to your husband that’s what it means. How many times have I been sickened as I have to sit and listen to pastors dance around the issue to avoid offending the women in this country that are out of control. When the Bible calls me out on my stuff I don’t get to rearrange it around to suit myself

    • @illusiveman1
      @illusiveman1 Před rokem

      Exactly 🙏

    • @melissahaneline6544
      @melissahaneline6544 Před rokem

      It is worth your time, however, to make sure you're understanding it properly. He's a man, flawed as we all are, and he's missing a few important points here.

  • @lauracummings3437
    @lauracummings3437 Před 5 lety +1

    Simply beautifully put Mike. You are such an encouragement. Thank you .

  • @maedit7896
    @maedit7896 Před 3 lety

    This was amazing

  • @agentdecibel8284
    @agentdecibel8284 Před 5 lety +3

    Thank you for this sermon.
    I love the philosophical approach you take and your sermon on husbandry gave me a better insight on being a better husband to my wonderful jewel I married.
    God bless and keep up the fantastic job.

  • @kimr3475
    @kimr3475 Před 5 lety +33

    What a GREAT teaching! So happy to stumble across this ministry.

  • @vangiesutton2163
    @vangiesutton2163 Před 3 lety

    Very practical and simplistic

  • @renegade637
    @renegade637 Před 2 lety +1

    At first, when I saw that the description included 1 Peter 3:1-6 without including 7, I wondered where this would go. But, after you mentioned God told the wives how they're supposed to act as opposed to telling the husbands how their wives are supposed to act, I was like, "Okay, you're pointing out how God is directly giving them their roles as opposed to the husband being expected to train submission into his wife. They have both been set aside to address what their roles are supposed to be individually within the marriage."

  • @hannacamacho
    @hannacamacho Před 2 lety +4

    I love how gentle and biblical you are! I learned a lot and I will try to be a better wife and do my part regardless of how my husband behaves! God bless u pastor x

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 2 lety +6

      Its really heartbreaking to see women accepting a lesser position in life in favour of men. This world is not worth living in.

    • @hannacamacho
      @hannacamacho Před 2 lety +3

      @@the8thchurch461 I am no way lesser than my husband! And the pastor did not teach that. You should pay more attention to the teaching you listening to.

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 2 lety +4

      @@hannacamacho I admit I didn't listen to the teacher/video but I know what the Bible teaches and the fact that women are the ones strengthening the ideology that teaches that we are trash, less intelligent (mustn't teach men, mustn't be in positions of power as rulers, mustn't preach), is simply heartbreaking. All your Father in Heaven wants for you is to be a homemaker, a wife and mother. Do you wear a NIQAB, covering the whole body including the eyes, with holes around the eyes so you can see where you are going? Women are more religious than men and I suppose that supports the idea that we are infact brainless.

    • @hannacamacho
      @hannacamacho Před 2 lety +2

      @@the8thchurch461 I think you are really out of touch of what is happening here. I did not comment that I do my part as only a home maker. I recommend you watching the video before you become all emotional and randomly acc using for no reason. With a behaviour like this you are just proving whatever you try to deny. You are being far too emotional and far off without knowing context. My comment was simply ; we all have our part in marriage and I have to do my part regardless how much my husband does his. It had nothing to do with me being lesser or brainless… please think and listen before you speak

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 2 lety +3

      ​@@hannacamacho I know what he is talking about but whatever. I am just glad that women are refusing for men to have "authority" over them. Sickening. Glad I am not married.

  • @mrnoedahl
    @mrnoedahl Před 4 lety +8

    EXCELLENT job Mike. Thanks for not apologizing for what the Bible says like so many wimpy pastors.

    • @dereklangseth9485
      @dereklangseth9485 Před 3 lety +1

      he is a wimpy pastor.

    • @mrnoedahl
      @mrnoedahl Před 3 lety

      @@dereklangseth9485 He can be at times. But he is willing to take a stand. I just hate it when preachers say I'm sorry but that's what the Bible says. Never apologize for what God has said.

    • @MrEtzel81
      @MrEtzel81 Před 3 lety +1

      Servant Leadership is one of the greatest evils to ever afflict the family of God. It is simply a euphemism for man becoming a pu$$y and committing the same sin as Adam, abdicating authority and responsibility. The deception here is that one can be responsible without being in charge but if you are in CHARGE you are by default RESPONSIBLE.

  • @grafxgrl8030
    @grafxgrl8030 Před rokem

    The Way of Agape is an excellent book on this topic, written by Chuck and Nancy Missler, whose marriage was saved and became a wonderful example of what God intends which is a blessed and joyful relationship when they followed his plan for marriage.

  • @JdTbby
    @JdTbby Před 3 lety

    Lol 😆 Mike trying to do the accent so funny!!