Sanctification is the process where we are transformed to look more like Christ. God's grace is a mystery to us and yet He chooses us to participate in the Kingdom of Heaven.

We are to model marriage on Christ care for His Church. Husbands are called to lead their families toward worship and spiritual growth. Embracing the scripture that transforms the family to look more like Jesus.

We are separated from God due to sin. Facing judgement from a Holy God, who provides a plan through repentance and receiving Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. We are then to live a life in obedience that glorifies God.

We are called to be Christ centric in our marriage. The husband is to love the wife as Christ loves the Church. God calls us out to pursue holiness. We are reconciled through the death of Christ to present ourselves in splendor when we stand before Him.

A biblical husband is to love his wife as Christ sacrificially loves the Church. He encourages godly growth through Scripture, prayer and discipleship, so that marriage becomes a testimony for Christ.

Love originates in Christian faith. Our example is Christ who willingly gave Himself up to death so we can have a relationship with Him. Sacrificial love in a marriage becomes a beautiful testimony to Christs redeeming power.

God is sovereign and a God of order. He divinely ordained the husband as head of the family to lovingly guide and protect them full filling his Biblical role.

We must submit to God and willingly to the divine order He has structured for us to live by. Sin distorts this order, but Christ empowers us to live in the fruit of the Spirit.

Christians are compelled to live a life of biblical order and wisdom rooted in the transformative power of Scripture and the Holy Spirit. Every believer should examine their life to reflect God's word.

Christ's victory over sin by His death and resurrection enables us to anticipate our eternal home with God. We are called to have an active faith, hope in Him, serve Him with our gifts, and grow to be more like Him