If you’ve heard of the new inspirational movie “To Save a Life,” it might be due to the promotional efforts of a Tulsa firm that specializes in marketing such films.
If you’ve seen the film in a local theater, you are part of spreading a message aimed at young people who sometimes feel they [...]
For the last forty years or so, men have allowed a passivity to over take their assertive and decisive nature. We have surrendered our courage and laid down our arms. Loosening our grip of manhood is akin to dropping the sword while standing on the field of battle…
One of the most challenging things men must to do is to lead their family spiritually. Men ask me regularly, “How do you lead family devotions?” I have to admit that we have not consistently practiced family devotions.
Solomon said, “Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life.” Hope is a confident belief that a desire or promise will be achieved within a specific time period. I believe we can trace a lot of the problems in marriages to this one principle.
Marriage has a Nemesis—an enemy—a scheming and divisive force that wants to destroy your relationship with your wife. Everything good from God is contested by Satan. He can’t stand the thought of agreement, truth, and harmony; therefore, he will do anything that he can to breakup your marriage.
One of the ways the enemy is able to attack our faith is through our families. The truth of the matter is in the grand scheme of the priorities of life your ministry or career does not precede your marriage and family.
