With so much chaos and uncertainty in the world, Christians can find it difficult to know how to respond to the news stories and events happening in our communities, nation, and world, especially to those that run counter to what the Bible teaches. This series of podcasts in 2024 will help Christians think biblically about these new stories and events by looking at them from a Christian worldview.

With so much chaos and uncertainty in the world, Christians can find it difficult to know how to respond to the news stories and events happening in our communities, nation, and world, especially to those that run counter to what the Bible teaches. This series of podcasts in 2024 will help Christians think biblically about these new stories and events by looking at them from a Christian worldview.

With so much chaos and uncertainty in the world, Christians can find it difficult to know how to respond to the news stories and events happening in our communities, nation, and world, especially to those that run counter to what the Bible teaches. This series of podcasts in 2024 will help Christians think biblically about these new stories and events by looking at them from a Christian worldview.

The Bible gives us all that we need to understand Biblical womanhood. In this episode, we explore what the Bible says to women about who they are and about how important they are in God’s creation. We begin by grounding the discussion in a definition of Biblical womanhood: “A Biblical woman is one whose worldview is informed and influenced by the truth of God’s Word. Her existence and purpose are hidden in Christ; she lives her life unto the Lord, allowing His ways to become her ways; she’s led by God’s Word in all that she does.” Beyond the definition, we explore how women can practically live this out in our world, leaning into God when life brings challenges and struggles or successes and victories. In all women do, they are to work unto the Lord.

Culturally, we seem to be having difficulty defining what a woman is, even in very basic terms, and the world certainly doesn’t define women based on what God has to say about the subject. In this episode, we cover what the culture says it is to be a woman and what God says it is to be a woman. We explore the tension between these perspectives and how women can navigate those realities. We discuss the innate, God-given desires women have and the pressures they feel from the world, and we focus on what the Bible says we are and how God treasures our inner beauty as His daughters.

Arguments are natural for married couples, so knowing how to communicate well and resolve conflict is very important. In this episode, we cover two principles for authentic communication: listening to understand and expressing to be understood. These will help us to fight well in our marriages. God’s Word instructs us in James 1:19 to be quick to hear, slow to speak and slow to anger. We should listen more than we speak; we should listen to understand, and true listening is hard work. Also, we should express ourselves to be understood. Ephesians 4:29 instructs us in how to do this. We are to use wholesome language and edifying speech. Our words should fit the need of the moment and give grace to those who hear them. Using these principles will help us resolve conflict as well. We must avoid the negative postures of winning at all costs or total withdrawal or yielding without engagement. Instead, we use authentic communication to engage and approach in healthy biblical ways.

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God’s design for marriage is good, and it is still good today, but culture says that we know better, that we can do it better. Research shows us that struggles result from man’s way and that God’s plan is stable and fulfilling. Where should we stand as a church? How should we respond to culture as it concerns marriage?

Join us as we discuss this important issue in the first part of our two-part series called Biblical Marriage. We are joined by Pastor Scott Roten, who has been in pastoral ministry for 30 years. He is a licensed therapist who holds a Psychology degree, substance abuse therapy degree, and Masters in Counseling, and he is our Marriage Ministry leader here at Living Word Church.

Please see the links below for more content from LWC’s pulpit ministry.

YouTube.com/livingwordchurch

https://www.livingwordhouma.com

Walk faithfully beloved and to God be the Glory!

Please see the links below for more content from LWC’s pulpit ministry.

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www.livingwordhouma.com

In this episode, we will answer 5 different questions related to the series "How Then Shall We Live?". In that series, we look at how we, as christians, are to impact the society and culture around us. We pray that you will be blessed by this Podcast, and it will help you to live the word in your life.

Walk faithfully beloved and to God be the Glory!

Please see the links below for more content from LWC’s pulpit ministry.

https://www.youtube.com/c/LivingWordChurch

https://www.livingwordhouma.com

In this episode, you will hear from Pastor Paul Mason from Living Waters Church in Seguin, TX. Paul has an amazing story of how the "sticky church" gathered around him and his family in a time of their greatest need.

Walk faithfully beloved and to God be the Glory!

Please see the links below to more content from LWC’s pulpit ministry.

https://www.youtube.com/c/LivingWordChurch

https://www.livingwordhouma.com/