S2E13: Correcting Your Wife?
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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This episode continues Season Two of Bright Hearth, looking at marriage as the heart of the productive Christian household. In this episode, Brian & Lexy discuss the mechanics and economics of a husband correcting his wife - when to do it, how to do it, and why it is for her good.
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Praying for you Lexi, and for the little one🙏🏼 Praying for you too Brian. We’ve had a cold do a round robin tour in our home of eight, so our hearts go out to you all.
Awesome Brian Sauvé.
Keep up the excellent and encouragement work.
And correcting the husband?
Thank you for a great episode. It’s the first time I happened to run across your page and I really enjoyed it. I would respectfully state that you seem to be coming from a more idyllic perspective, and that’s fine, but there are times when a simple kindly, verbal correction doesn’t do the trick. In those instances a more direct rebuke or chastening is in order and, I believe, very biblical. For example, using your scenario, you gently correct your wife for gossip and tell her that she is not to talk to a certain person about a particular subject. If she submits and obeys, that is fine. But if she doesn’t, there is a place for more direct discipline. We know that the father rebuked and chasten his bride, Israel, and we know that Christ rebukes and chastens his wife, the church. So, with a well-adjusted, mature wife, it should be extremely rare, it still may be necessary at times. On another note, we are in North Carolina, and desperately trying to find a decent church. We are looking for one that preaches grace and judgment, not just one or the other. And not man centered nonsense as is so typical today, and with a strong emphasis on biblical gender roles and the proper order in the church and marriage. Any recommendations?
You think "man centered nonsense" is so typical today? I see the opposite.
Responsibility without authority is a whipping boy.
@@Alix-yu8rq false, they take authority without responsibility. They want to be incharge without taking responsibility with it goes wrong. Which is why responsibility is known as kryptonite for women.
@@Alix-yu8rq that specific enough for you man had to exchange the ability to be drafted for the right to vote women have the authority to vote to go to war and none of the responsibility
@@Alix-yu8rq check the federal statistics women are not net taxpayers
@@Alix-yu8rqHow's that working out for you? I'm sure the world is going just fine in The Year of Our Lord 2023.
Two adults should be equal not one over the other based on gender
Correcting *each other*.
Sometimes the wife knows what to do
@Tamara... which is?
This advice would not work with women who
are mentsl
How about correcting the husband. It is usually their fault.
Sorry wrong channel
This is a conservative
Christian channel
Not a radical feminist
Channel
@@geoffreytotton1983 but that’s a good question. How do you correct your husband when they are wrong?
@@geoffreytotton1983 sorry I didn't realiZe that the inaccurate attribution of guilt to the woman (as in for example to Melania for Trump's infidelity) was a Christian principle (it is not), nor that the accurate attribution of guilt represented radical feminism. Your response indicates both your intolerance and your failure to live out Christian principles.
Not interested in being a Bethel Hillsong and Elevation Christian
Not interested in the Devine feminists
@@geoffreytotton1983 do you have an answer?