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How To Love Your Wife

Individual TopicsSteve Gregg
In this insightful talk, Steve Gregg delves into the importance of loving one's wife as Christ loves the church, acknowledging that the subject matter can be sensitive but emphasizing the duty that husbands have to love their respective partners in such a way. The speaker notes that a husband's role is to provide leadership and not domination, and that submission should not come from pressure or force. In detailing the responsibilities that husbands have when it comes to loving their wives, the speaker stresses the importance of sacrifice, particularly the importance of putting one's partner's needs first in a loving and safe environment, which includes meeting emotional, physical, and spiritual needs.
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Hell: Three Christian Views
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