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What are the priorities for a married man? For men who believe in Jesus, there are clear priorities we should follow to live efficient and effective lives. This video explains why the first two priorities are to get right and stay right with God, and the second is to love your wife as Jesus loves the Church.
0:00 - 0:11 Priorities come from Matthew 22:37-400:11 - 0:47 For married men, wives are second1:40 - 2:40 Why our wives are the second priority2:40 - 4:21 How to deal with immature spouses4:21 - 5:57 Leaders establish culture5:57 - 6:34 Identities and commands6:35 - 7:19 Following priorities leads to success7:19 - 8:23 Closing statement
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