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• Because the Christian Wife has been filled with the Spirit, the fruit will be seen in submitting to their own husband, as a picture of the relationship of Christ and the Church.

The sermon centers on the identity of Jesus Christ as the sole and sufficient Redeemer of believers, drawing primarily from Isaiah 41:14. It refutes the doctrine of universal redemption by emphasizing that Christ is 'thy Redeemer' specifically for those granted faith through effectual grace. The preacher outlines seven roles of this Redeemer, including offering special blood atonement, providing almighty grace, teaching profitable truths, protecting from spiritual enemies, acting as a loving husband, remaining faithful despite temporary discipline, and revealing His glory in salvation. The message urges listeners to trust exclusively in Christ's finished work for their redemption and to live in the hope and peace secured by His sacrifice. Ultimately, the sermon calls for personal consecration to Jesus, acknowledging Him as the only source of true comfort and eternal life.

As wives we are also held accountable for our marriage before God. Both husband and wife have been given needs by God and this teaching will give an overview of those needs and the series will go through them one by one.

How can one know that God loves and cares for His children? In this sermon on Psalm 63:1–3 titled "Seeking Certainty," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones proclaims that Christians can know this by trusting in God's revelation of Jesus Christ. A Christian that is maturing in their faith is one who rests on what Christ has done for them. This mature faith produces assurance that is not simply a passing emotion that comes and goes, but it is an abiding and true experience knowing they belong to God. That belonging is proven in a life of humble obedience. However, Dr. Lloyd-Jones also warns against those who teach an assurance of bare intellectual assent. They say that to simply claim that one believes in Christ and His gospel is all that is needed of assurance. This is shown to be inadequate from the many scriptural passages that show the deep and loving trust that the saints of God can have in the gospel. This is an intimate and personal knowledge that God loves them and has sent his Son to die a cruel death on the cross so that they could be saved. This is certainly intellectual assent to the gospel, but it is more. It is the product of the Holy Spirit working in their lives so that they trust God and His promises in true faith. This should be an experience that all Christians seek and obtain.

Is this Psalm a wedding song about a king and the bride brought to him, or is it something else entirely? Ask why she is commanded to forget her own people and her father's house before the king desires her at all. Then ask what wife was ever told to worship her husband. So shall the king greatly desire thy beauty: for he is thy Lord; and worship thou him.

This sermon concludes a study of Colossians by examining the practical outworking of Christian election in daily life. The preacher emphasizes that believers, as God's chosen ones, must put on virtues such as mercy, kindness, and above all, charity, which serves as the bond of perfection. Key theological themes include the necessity of forgiveness modeled after Christ, the indwelling peace of God, and the authority of Scripture in governing thoughts and actions. The text also addresses specific relational duties within households, urging submission and love while explicitly condemning abuse. Ultimately, the message asserts that all conduct should be performed heartily for the Lord, reflecting the truth that God shows no partiality.

Song of Solomon 4 celebrates the beauty, security, and exclusivity of covenant love within marriage. In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins explains how this chapter calls husbands and wives to honor one another, protect purity, delight in faithful commitment, and reflect the steadfast love of God. Covenant love is not casual, degrading, or self-centered. It is marked by dignity, encouragement, faithfulness, and joyful commitment. Ultimately, the chapter points us beyond human marriage to Christ, the faithful Bridegroom who loves and keeps His church forever. For more from Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, visit https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/

Morning Service 8/30/2026 God's Image in Husbands Part 2 by Shawn Anderson Psalm Selections Taken from "The Book of Psalms for Worship"© 2009 Crown & Covenant Publications, 7408 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15208-2531. Used by Permission Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright 1971, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved.