On this episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily goes back to Genesis to discuss another patriarch’s wife, this time, Rebekah. In keeping with the format of the season, this episode features a section about Rebekah, another about her marriage, and concluding with what we learn about God from this account. This episode is intended to help us keep our focus where it should be instead of pledging our allegiance to our children or anyone else. Also discussed is the idea of deception and our motivations behind our words and actions.

On this episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily discusses Abraham’s wife, Sarah, and her personality and difficulties in the first part of her life, and her seeming learned submission in the latter part of her life. This episode looks at Sarah, her dealings with Hagar and interactions with Abraham, and God’s faithfulness to everyone involved. If you struggle with submission or find yourself broken by life’s circumstances, this episode is for you.

This is the first episode of a brand new season of Wifey Wednesdays. This season, Emily is exploring the Old Testament and examining the women of Scripture while asking and answering three questions: What can we learn about the woman? What can we learn about her marriage? What can we learn about God? Join Emily each week to uncover another woman of God’s divine Word and apply their life and lessons to our own marriages.

This week’s episode of Wifey Wednesdays features another godly woman who has been married for over 20 years! Kathy Pollard, wife to Neal, gives lots of practical, Biblical advice on this episode of Wifey Wednesdays. This season has been a blessing, learning from all kinds of wives — learning the lessons they wish they had learned earlier. Truly this season is offering lots of practical ways for us to become better wives, and ultimately, to become the wives God created us to be.

On this episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily is joined by Evelyn Apple.  Evelyn and her husband, Jody, have been married for 42 years, and Evelyn shares her wisdom with the Wifey audience.

Ashley Macon joins Emily for this episode of Wifey Wednesdays to discuss the Wifey questions of this season in a light-hearted, but raw way. It is so fascinating to see how different every marriage is, and yet how each of us are striving toward the same goal: a God-honoring marriage. Each episode this season offers various tips about how to maintain a godly attitude in your marriage, while offering suggestions and even a glimpse inside the life of those who are trying to do it God’s way but may still run into struggle from time to time. As always, this episode is real life. Enjoy!

Christy Jenkins, co-host of the podcast Bountiful, answers Emily’s 10 questions on this episode of Wifey Wednesdays. The episode is full of great wisdom and quite a few laughs. You don’t want to miss this episode of the podcast.

This week on Wifey Wednesdays Emily is joined by Shelby Doss to answer the season’s 10 questions about godly marriage. Shelby is full of wisdom and gives great, practical advice for any and all wives who are seeking to love their husbands in God-honoring ways. Be sure to check out all of the previous episodes of this season to learn LOTS from very wise, godly women.

Jessica Donovant joins Emily to discuss this season’s 10 questions about marriage. If you are looking for spiritual advice for marriage, don’t go anywhere! Jessica is filled with the Word and thus tons of Wifey wisdom. You’ll also want to write down the easy-to-remember outline she gives for serving and honoring our husbands.

On this episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily is joined by Carol Lyn Rhymes to discuss marriage and the best lessons she’s learned. Married for 26 years, the majority of which were to an unbeliever, Carol Lyn offers amazing insights and great encouragement to women who are married to non-Christians.
We answer the following questions:

1. What is the best advice you’ve ever received from someone else about marriage?
2.  What are some ways you’ve found that show honor to your husband?
3. In what ways is a marriage that is Christ-centered hard work?
4. Did you have misconceptions about how marriage might be before you were married vs. now?
5. What would you say is the most important part of marriage and why?
6. If you had to give young woman who aren’t married one piece of spiritual advice, what would it be?
7. What in your walk with Christ specifically helps you to be a better wife?
8. Are there people in your life who help you have a better marriage? If so, how do they encourage you? 
9. What is something your husband has said he values about you and our relationship or your role in the home? 
10. Is there something you wish you’d implemented at the beginning of your marriage that you know or practice now?