Why do women initiate roughly two-thirds of divorces? And how many marriages are ending (not because of adultery, violence, or some unavoidable crisis) but because someone no longer feels in love, feels unhappy, feels unfulfilled, or believes the relationship is no longer meeting his or her emotional needs? Our culture constantly tells us: "Follow your heart." "Trust your feelings." "Do what makes you happy." But the Bible says: "He that trusteth in his own heart is a fool." — Proverbs 28:26 That raises some uncomfortable questions. Are your feelings always telling you the truth? If you genuinely feel something, does that make the feeling right? Should feelings determine whether you stay married? And perhaps most importantly: Can you change the way you feel? In this message I examine research concerning women and divorce, the modern shift toward divorcing over dissatisfaction and "growing apart," and what Scripture teaches about the proper place of emotions in our lives. The answer is not that feelings don't matter. They matter enormously. But that is precisely why they must be governed rather than blindly followed. DISCERN your feelings. Test them by Scripture and sound reason. REJECT wrong feelings. A feeling can be completely genuine - and still be wrong. CHANGE your feelings. You may not be able to immediately command yourself instantly to feel differently, but you can govern what you think about and what you do. Right thoughts and right actions can cultivate different affections. And this applies to men as well as women.

In this exposition of 1 Peter 3:1-6, we learn how wives should respond to disobedient husbands. We discuss the meek and quiet spirit, authority, and the valuable role women have in making the home a happy place of joy and refreshment.

34 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience, as also saith the law. 35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.

In this episode, Pastor Cogbill sits down with our Family Camp speaker, Alastair Roberts to discuss his talks on a theology of the sexes. In an age where the objective nature of a person's sex is being questioned, how ought Christians to think about the issue? To what degree is feminism to blame for the issues we're facing? How can we recover a biblical theology of the sexes? How does or doesn't that fit with all the talk about the need to recover masculinity and femininity, especially in our circles? Tune-in to find out!

THE REVERENCE OF GOD, PARENTS, & HUSBANDS The Bible never teaches that God is to reverence men; parents are to reverence their children; or husbands are to reverence their wives. Modern culture tells us that authority should be replaced with personal autonomy. But what does the Bible teach? This sermon examines the biblical meaning of reverence and godly fear, showing that Scripture commands believers to fear and reverence God, children to reverence their parents, and wives to reverence their husbands. We will also examine the consequences of casting off God's ordained order and how the rejection of rightful authority turns homes and societies upside down. Drawing from passages such as Psalm 89, Hebrews 12, Ephesians 5, 1 Peter 3, Proverbs 30, and many others, this message contrasts modern slogans with biblical truth and calls Christians back to humble obedience, biblical order, and the fear of the Lord. "God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all them that are about him." — Psalm 89:7

In this episode, Pastor Cogbill sits down with our Family Camp speaker, Alastair Roberts to discuss his talks on a theology of the sexes. In an age where the objective nature of a person's sex is being questioned, how ought Christians to think about the issue? To what degree is feminism to blame for the issues we're facing? How can we recover a biblical theology of the sexes? How does or doesn't that fit with all the talk about the need to recover masculinity and femininity, especially in our circles? Tune-in to find out!

The sermon explores the biblical distinctions between men and women within the context of public worship and church order, arguing that God's created design is superior to modern cultural confusion. Drawing primarily from 1 Timothy 2, the message emphasizes that while men and women are equal in value, they have distinct roles, with certain men called to lead in public prayer and women instructed to learn in silence and modesty. The preacher connects these instructions to the creation narrative in Genesis, highlighting how Satan's deception seeks to undermine God's authority and leads to disorder. Despite societal pressures and personal hardships, believers are urged to pursue holiness, discernment, and endurance by adhering strictly to Scripture rather than cultural trends. Ultimately, the text asserts that trusting in God's wisdom and enduring in faith brings contentment and reflects the glory of Christ.

🌊 COVENANT-BREAKERS: DIVORCE DELUSIONS Floods can sweep away cars, homes, and entire communities. But there are DELUSIONS sweeping away marriages, children, families - and souls. "I made a mistake." "I didn't know what I was doing." "My feelings changed." "I just want to be happy." But what does GOD say about vows, regret, changing feelings - and the marriage covenant? 🔥 A crucial warning for husbands, wives, families, and churches. "He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth not." - Psalm 15:4 ⚠️ Is "I made a mistake" a Biblical excuse for breaking a wedding vow? ⚠️ What if keeping your vow now hurts? ⚠️ Does God say, "Follow your heart" - or warn that trusting your own heart is foolish? ⚠️ Can hormonal upheaval (like from junk food) make dark feelings and temptations stronger - without removing responsibility? ⚠️ Are some women destroying tomorrow because of what they feel today? ⚠️ Can family, friends - even Christians - sin by meddling in a lawful marriage? ⚠️ Are feminism, Hollywood, social media, and weak preachers teaching women to baptize rebellion as "healing"? ⚠️ Can a righteous husband still face divorce precisely because he refuses to compromise God's truth? ⚠️ What happens when a covenant-breaker prays - but refuses to hear God's law? ⚠️ And what happens to the CHILDREN when adults decide their present feelings are more important than yesterday's vows? 🔥 Before you trust your feelings...before you break your vows...before you help someone else destroy a covenant - HEAR THIS WARNING.

In this episode, Pastor Cogbill sits down with our Family Camp speaker, Alastair Roberts to discuss his talks on a theology of the sexes. In an age where the objective nature of a person's sex is being questioned, how ought Christians to think about the issue? To what degree is feminism to blame for the issues we're facing? How can we recover a biblical theology of the sexes? How does or doesn't that fit with all the talk about the need to recover masculinity and femininity, especially in our circles? Tune-in to find out!

In this sermon, Pastor Linehan considers America, as the nation marks its 250th birthday. Radical ideologies are exposed and a call for a return to God is exhorted.