God has called me to lead my family with Julie by my side and that means providing for the family. Financially, yes. But also spiritually and emotionally as well. I heard somebody once say "Guys are like trucks, they drive straighter with a load." I think thats true.
Secondly, I felt challenged to speak encouraging words and complements toward my wife. This is something that I've tried to take to heart, but I know that I haven't made it an active daily decision. By taking that step to serve my wife in this way, I can see it bearing fruit in our marriage for sure!
Here are the three questions that Mark --I look like a security guard-- Driscoll posed to the congregation.
1. What is your love language(s) (Touch - Time - Gift - Words - Service)?
2. What is engedi to you?
3. Where are the dry areas in your relationship, and what could be done to nourish or remedy these abandoned or neglected areas (not necessarily sexual though it could be)?
1. What is your love language(s) (Touch - Time - Gift - Words - Service)?
2. What is engedi to you?
3. Where are the dry areas in your relationship, and what could be done to nourish or remedy these abandoned or neglected areas (not necessarily sexual though it could be)?
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