I’ve been covering marriage or family roles, and today I’ll be continuing this by going over the role of children and also what God’s word says about raising them.

Welcome to Grafted Theology where we explore the deep and transformative truths of the Christian faith. I’m your host Drew Whitton and today we’re tackling the second part of Ephesians 5:22-33 dealing with marriage roles. Last time we went over verses 22-24 with a focus on wives, and if you missed that one, I encourage you to go back and watch it, but this time we’ll be primarily covering verses 25-33 and focusing on husbands.

I’m going to be tackling the challenging topic of marriage rolls as seen in Ephesians 5:22-33. This can often be an uncomfortable topic for some, but I think that mainly stems from the misuse and misunderstanding of this passage. Here, Paul explains how Christian husbands and wives should apply their understanding of salvation within their marriage.

God’s design is good in relation to how God chose to make us - as male and female. I know in our current culture; this topic can be very heated. My aim though is not to be intentionally antagonistic or to even be derogatory, but to help us gain understanding that God’s design isn’t arbitrary, but rather His design is good, intentional, and purposeful according to a Biblical worldview.

Welcome to Grafted Theology where we explore the deep and transformative truths of the Christian faith. I’m your host Drew Whitton and today we are starting a short series on The Doctrines of Man and were beginning with: What does it mean to be “Imago Dei?" Which is just the Latin phrase that translates to “image of God.”

Welcome to Grafted Theology. I’m your host Drew Whitton and today we are concluding our seven part series of the character traits or attributes of God. We are going to be looking specifically at the fact that God is just.

Today we’ll be jumping into part 6 of this series on the character and attributes of God. And the attribute that we’ll be covering is one that I think is often misunderstood and abused, that is “God is love.”

Today we are continuing in our series of the character traits or attributes of God by looking at yet another name of God that can be found in Psalm 23. Like I’ve been trying to drive home in this series, I want us to spend some time pondering on Who God is, What God has Done, Who we are, and What are we doing? Thanks for joining me in this episode of Grafted Theology.

Welcome to Grafted Theology where we explore the deep and transformative truths of the Christian faith. Today, in part four of our seven-part series on 'The Character of God,' we'll be looking at how the Lord is Peace. So thanks for joining me in this episode of Grafted Theology.