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There's just something about men that tells you whether or not you should submit to them. A man that values God, morality, and carries himself well is easier and safer to submit to than any liberal man. If you aren't going to shoot a man for touching me, then I'm better off alone than with a man that's so pathetically bitch-made that they might as well be a woman. If a woman is manlier than you, as a biological male, how would any woman even conceptualize submitting? No.
Guarding the Vineyard from the Little Things
The Bible in a Year “Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines; for our vines have tender grapes.” —Song of Solomon 2:15 As we journey through the Bible, we sometimes encounter a verse whose imagery is so vivid that we immediately understand its warning. Song of Solomon 2:15 takes us into a flourishing vineyard where tender grapes are beginning to form. The vines are alive, the…
Why God Called Me Now To Heal Hearts
That’s me giving myself away, walking down the aisle alone on my wedding day. It wasn’t that my daddy didn’t want to be there, it’s just that the wedding was very last minute. It was almost like we eloped. My whole family knew, our families knew, but they didn’t know because we were taking a trip together with some friends, and we were all going to Jamaica. We thought, hey, why don’t we have a…
Most of us lead with chemistry in relationships and wonder why things fall apart. The Book of Ruth reveals a better filter. New post is up. Read it at LeadBiblically.com.
A Treasure Beyond Possessions
As the Day Begins “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.” — John 15:13 When most of us think about assets, we think in measurable terms—equity, portfolios, savings, property. We count what we can see and quantify what we can manage. Yet Jesus reframes value in John 15. On the eve of His crucifixion, He does not speak about influence, achievement, or…
What God Joins Together: A Prayer About Marriage, Union, and Divine Order
I read from the book of Mark, chapter 10, where the Pharisees came to Jesus asking if it was lawful for a man to put away his wife. Jesus explained that Moses allowed divorce because of the hardness of men’s hearts, but from the beginning it was not so. God made them male and female, and the two became one flesh. Then Jesus said something very important: What therefore God has joined together,…
The Inevitable Storm and the Controllable Ship
Hardship is not an exception; it is a universal part of the human experience. Everyone’s going to have their time of trials and tribulations and troubles in this world. This isn’t just a modern psychological insight, it’s an ancient piece of wisdom. The Word of God acknowledges the inevitability of relational friction. Apostle Paul tells us that in relationships, there’s going to be trouble in…
Life's Seesaw: Navigating Ups and Downs
That’s how life is. There’s ups and there’s downs, just like you’re riding a seesaw. But Philippians 4:12 says, in all things, I know how to be abased and I know how to abound. I know how to suffer need, how to be blessed how to be full, and how to be hungry no matter what state I’m in. No matter what state I’m in. Whether it’s going good for me at this time or whether it’s going bad, whether…
