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blog post | June 28, 2021

Paula Marsteller ponders what a “one flesh” union requires.

blog post | September 19, 2011

As Jim ranted on and on, Marion looked into his glaring eyes and said softly, with deep sincerity . . . “I love you, Jim.”

blog post | November 24, 2010

Scripture instructs us to humbly and lovingly confront the sin of a fellow believer—even if that believer is our husband—as a brother in Christ.

blog post | August 4, 2016

Culture upholds authority as the right to rule and lord it over others, but Scripture paints a radically different picture about the true nature of authority.

blog post | July 24, 2023

Covenant love calls and equips us to be a picture of God’s unfailing love—not in spite of sin and brokenness, but because of it.

blog post | June 8, 2011

The concept of “holy submission” in the face of certain humiliating and ugly death is that with which my heart longs to challenge the body of Christ.

blog post | September 6, 2017

Ten questions to ask when you find yourself angry at God for the trial in your life.

blog post | March 13, 2024

Jesus was pressed under the weight of our sins, yet through it all He was empowered by His reverential fear, His unswerving submission to the will of His Father, and His undying love for us sinners.

blog post | August 17, 2016

Could it be that God is a good Father trying to save me from disaster when He asks me to submit to my husband?

blog post | April 7, 2009

Today, let's consider how we express our femininity in more substantive ways than time spent in malls, or the love of “Southern Living” décor.