Paul Washer, I am very thankful for you. For the price you have paid. I listen to you most every day. I am praying for you. And I cannot wait to meet you, most likely in heaven. You are most special to me. And to God, of that I am sure.
Praise the Lord. Wow this is Biblical teaching on Marriage that’s it’s so foreign in our society, especially among Christian they have no glue what’s marriage it’s about. I Praise the Lord for sound teaching.
After listening to this sermon series, as a Christian virtuous woman, wife, mother I'm taking inventory of the importance of being Godly, submissive, respectful, honorable in ensuring our husband, children and family acknowledge "we are created in the image of God, Christ like, merciful, unconditional in loving, being supportive and supportive at "all" times!
Thank You O God for marriage between a Godly man and all of us who are a virtuous woman, mother and wife! Bless our husband who was created 1st in the Garden of Eden before bringing the woman, his suitable helper 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, Ecclesiastes 4:12, Titus 2 on the scene! Everyone wise woman who desires to become a wife must 1st submit to God, then when joined together with her husband "she follows her husband as he follows Christ!" A wife loves, intercede, support, celebrate, inspire, encourage, is his best friend, partner, companion, sacrificially praying him through every assignment God grants to him! Pray for leadership, respect those who have rule and are of the. "household of faith!" Marriage is God's business and He ministers to our husband in a unique and personal way in how he treats us as a "suitable helper and his partner!"
The title should honestly be changed to "The Glory of God in a husband". Most of criticizing towards the husbands he does is correct but he kinda neglects the wives in this sermon.
This is excellent Godly doctrine but in almost every one of his sermon's on marriage, he almost always speaks to strictly to the man, criticizes the man, corrects the man, and gives very little counsel to wives. And if he does gives advice to wives, it's never anything truly critical. Whenever he speak about potential issues in marriages, it's usually from the standpoint of the husband doing something wrong or not doing something he should be doing. Everything he says about husbands is true but what about the wives? He says little that they need to do. The way he describes it makes marriage sound very one-sided. Bad husband. Good wife. He doesn't really speak much from the standpoint of a bad wife or a wife doing wrong even though many wives are this way. The things he says are right but there is alot he does not say but should. And even though the husband is the head, the marriage consists of more than just him. Sermon's like this will give husbands great doctrine but gives little advice to wives about things they need to do or areas they may need to correct themselves in. He speaks on the areas where husbands do wrong toward their wives but says almost nothing about areas where the wives do wrong toward the husband. And even when he does address a problem on the woman's side he still blames the husband. Sometimes some problems will be the husband's fault but also there will be times where some problems will honestly and completely be the wife's fault. Both husband AND wife do wrong and makes mistakes and not simply the husband alone. Listen to the sermon from start to finish. The doctrine he teaches is good and true but focuses too much on husband instead of both husbands and wives. This could encourage self-centered behavior in wives causing them to think that everything in the marriage is mainly for her and that it's her husband thats always wrong. He doesn't spend much time telling wives correcting wives on things they could possibly be wrong at but he stays on the husbands every second. This is good for husbands but not really so much for the wives.
Keep in mind he's giving this message to a room of Christian Men (Pastors/Leaders). He's being very specific to these men and to not put their "ministries" above their wives. I agree with you that he should also give some messages specific to Wives and the problems they have in the marriage. I listened to most of Paul's sermons and haven't heard much regarding the women's role in the marriage. Maybe there are some out there that I have missed, but it seems to be mostly directed at the men.
Not true. He has many sermons addressing the women. It's just that several of the sermons are from men's conferences and/or Bible studies. Also, I have also heard him address several issues critically (biblically so) with women - however, if you'll note in such passages as Ephesians 5 - more is said to the husbands, because the weight of leadership is placed on them in guiding and nourishing their wives.
This presentation is from the point of view that the wife is less spiritual than the husband. For Paul Washer this was/ is the situation. What about the case in most instances, the wife is on equal ground at the foot of the cross as the husband. Women of God have really made up for lost ground having been "the one that sinned". 1 Timothy 2:14. Women of God are leading preaching the word of the gospel in many assemblies and in the homes and in places of Government. Hopefully men of God will still know even though this may be the situation, they still need to wash and sanctify their wifes with the Word.
Consider he has had a rich and abundant preaching ministry making much of the one, true and biblical God revealed in Jesus Christ - he has hardly kept silent on this matter. So, the criticism is misplaced and unhelpful. And, knowing Paul Washer, this is a conference and he has probably already delivered an entire sermon on the Gospel and the one, true God.
Paul Washer, I am very thankful for you. For the price you have paid. I listen to you most every day. I am praying for you. And I cannot wait to meet you, most likely in heaven. You are most special to me. And to God, of that I am sure.
Praise the Lord. Wow this is Biblical teaching on Marriage that’s it’s so foreign in our society, especially among Christian they have no glue what’s marriage it’s about. I Praise the Lord for sound teaching.
After listening to this sermon series, as a Christian virtuous woman, wife, mother I'm taking inventory of the importance of being Godly, submissive, respectful, honorable in ensuring our husband, children and family acknowledge "we are created in the image of God, Christ like, merciful, unconditional in loving, being supportive and supportive at "all" times!
Thank You O God for marriage between a Godly man and all of us who are a virtuous woman, mother and wife! Bless our husband who was created 1st in the Garden of Eden before bringing the woman, his suitable helper 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, Ecclesiastes 4:12, Titus 2 on the scene! Everyone wise woman who desires to become a wife must 1st submit to God, then when joined together with her husband "she follows her husband as he follows Christ!" A wife loves, intercede, support, celebrate, inspire, encourage, is his best friend, partner, companion, sacrificially praying him through every assignment God grants to him! Pray for leadership, respect those who have rule and are of the. "household of faith!" Marriage is God's business and He ministers to our husband in a unique and personal way in how he treats us as a "suitable helper and his partner!"
THANK YOU PAUL WASHER. FROM MADAGASCAR
16:18 start if you are not in ministry.
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The title should honestly be changed to "The Glory of God in a husband". Most of criticizing towards the husbands he does is correct but he kinda neglects the wives in this sermon.
it’s a Mens conference sermon
This is excellent Godly doctrine but in almost every one of his sermon's on marriage, he almost always speaks to strictly to the man, criticizes the man, corrects the man, and gives very little counsel to wives. And if he does gives advice to wives, it's never anything truly critical. Whenever he speak about potential issues in marriages, it's usually from the standpoint of the husband doing something wrong or not doing something he should be doing. Everything he says about husbands is true but what about the wives? He says little that they need to do. The way he describes it makes marriage sound very one-sided. Bad husband. Good wife. He doesn't really speak much from the standpoint of a bad wife or a wife doing wrong even though many wives are this way. The things he says are right but there is alot he does not say but should. And even though the husband is the head, the marriage consists of more than just him. Sermon's like this will give husbands great doctrine but gives little advice to wives about things they need to do or areas they may need to correct themselves in. He speaks on the areas where husbands do wrong toward their wives but says almost nothing about areas where the wives do wrong toward the husband. And even when he does address a problem on the woman's side he still blames the husband. Sometimes some problems will be the husband's fault but also there will be times where some problems will honestly and completely be the wife's fault. Both husband AND wife do wrong and makes mistakes and not simply the husband alone. Listen to the sermon from start to finish. The doctrine he teaches is good and true but focuses too much on husband instead of both husbands and wives. This could encourage self-centered behavior in wives causing them to think that everything in the marriage is mainly for her and that it's her husband thats always wrong. He doesn't spend much time telling wives correcting wives on things they could possibly be wrong at but he stays on the husbands every second. This is good for husbands but not really so much for the wives.
Keep in mind he's giving this message to a room of Christian Men (Pastors/Leaders). He's being very specific to these men and to not put their "ministries" above their wives. I agree with you that he should also give some messages specific to Wives and the problems they have in the marriage. I listened to most of Paul's sermons and haven't heard much regarding the women's role in the marriage. Maybe there are some out there that I have missed, but it seems to be mostly directed at the men.
Not true. He has many sermons addressing the women. It's just that several of the sermons are from men's conferences and/or Bible studies.
Also, I have also heard him address several issues critically (biblically so) with women - however, if you'll note in such passages as Ephesians 5 - more is said to the husbands, because the weight of leadership is placed on them in guiding and nourishing their wives.
This presentation is from the point of view that the wife is less spiritual than the husband. For Paul Washer this was/ is the situation. What about the case in most instances, the wife is on equal ground at the foot of the cross as the husband. Women of God have really made up for lost ground having been "the one that sinned". 1 Timothy 2:14. Women of God are leading preaching the word of the gospel in many assemblies and in the homes and in places of Government. Hopefully men of God will still know even though this may be the situation, they still need to wash and sanctify their wifes with the Word.
Dear Paul Washer,
who is this unknown G O D ?? Are you talking about YAHUAH? please enough with keeping us in dark, declare the truth or keep quiet
Consider he has had a rich and abundant preaching ministry making much of the one, true and biblical God revealed in Jesus Christ - he has hardly kept silent on this matter.
So, the criticism is misplaced and unhelpful.
And, knowing Paul Washer, this is a conference and he has probably already delivered an entire sermon on the Gospel and the one, true God.
Your joking?