Marriage Sermon Series: How to Support Each Other’s Dreams

Marriage Sermon Series: How to Support Each Other’s Dreams with videos, audio, and notes. Apostle Peter’s teachings on marriage offer timeless wisdom for couples, emphasizing mutual support and understanding. This sermon explores how spouses can nurture each other’s aspirations, even in interfaith marriages. Drawing from biblical examples like Abraham and Sarah, it illustrates the power of respect, consideration, and spiritual partnership. The series provides practical insights on balancing individual goals with marital unity, fostering communication, and creating a supportive environment where both partners can thrive. Through these lessons, couples can learn to build a strong foundation for realizing their shared and individual dreams.

Marriage Sermon Series: How to Support Each Other’s Dreams

Wives Key Responsibility In Marriage – sermon video audio notes

Marriages work only when wives and husbands fulfill their key responsibilities. What is a wife’s key responsibility in a marriage? The use of rings in marriage dates back to some 4,000 years ago. The circle is the symbol of eternity, as it has no beginning and no end. The open center is more than a hole. It symbolizes a gateway leading to a life together in the unknown. Around 860 AD, Christians began using rings in their marriage ceremonies for both the man and the woman.

Through time, people have worn the wedding ring on all fingers and both hands. We Christians wear it on the left hand’s fourth finger, called the ring finger. The thought was a vein in the fourth finger went straight to the heart. While not true, it is romantic and stuck.

Husbands Key Responsibility In Marriage – sermon video audio notes

There are outstanding results when husbands are considerate of their wives, respect their wives, and see their wives as their partners in life. What are the results? When this happens, nothing will hinder your prayers. Husband, are your prayers being answered? If not, how are you treating your wife?

The picture Peter paints is not how perfect Abraham was, but how imperfect Abraham was, sort of like your husband. Peter wants us to see the model Sarah is, though she had a goofy husband. Abraham made some terrible decisions, yet Sarah called him lord. In the craziest of times, Sarah was submissive to her own husband, allowing her inner beauty, her gentle and quiet spirit, to be the tool bringing her the life she wanted. Sarah lived to be one hundred and twenty-seven years old (Gen 23:1) and was still married to Abraham for over one hundred years.

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