There is much confusion in the culture today about gender roles and expectations in marriage. Today we are going to look to God’s Word, not tradition or opinion, to define what makes a good wife.

What does it mean to have balance in a marriage rooted in Scripture? How do we avoid extremes, and how do both husband and wife reflect Christ in the covenant they share? Let’s find the answers together in God’s Word.

Love that isn’t based on performance, mood, or circumstances is crucial. This love sacrifices, serves, and forgives.

Silence is not always golden—especially in relationships where communication is essential for unity, healing, and understanding.

2Co 1:3-4  Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort;  Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God. 

Do you doubt because you don't have enough faith or do you lack in faith because of doubt? Which is it?

What do we do with those thoughts that come from nowhere? Are they a sign of our deepest hidden secrets?

A gracious spirit is not natural to our human flesh—it’s a work of God’s Spirit in us. In a world marked by criticism, offense, and division, a gracious spirit stands out as a light in the darkness. Grace doesn’t ignore truth; it speaks truth in love.

What does your spirit say about you. Is your negative, critical spirit speaking so loudly that your help can't be heard or accepted.

Does your attitude reflect dissatisfaction with the current conditions. Do you feel you deserve more in life, more from God? Maybe you are not truly aware of what God has done for you.