Thursday, April 24, 2008

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Helper Hints' From Husbands
 
The LORD God said, "It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him."  Genesis 2:18 
 
(These helpful hints work both ways!)  Study these 'helper hints' and improve your relationship: (1) I need to come home to a place of peace where I can recover from a bad day, without getting hit with stress the moment I walk in (2) I love it when she touches me, rubs my back, stands close to me. Her touch is my medicine (3) be more patient with me in social situations. Don't talk for me, and don't try to put me right in front of others (4) when we go through tough times don't make me feel like a loser. That's so important to me (5) treat me like an adult - maybe even a friend you'd like to get to know better. That kind of respect goes a long way (6) a simple dinner with my wife and kids around the table; that's family to me. All of us together talking about whatever. We could be having beans and hot dogs; it doesn't matter (7) she cares about my sexual needs; never shames me or says no; I mean, a rain check’s fine, but she always makes me feel wanted (8) she never tries to make me perform spiritually - like public praying or speaking up at church. I'm awkward with that stuff and she understands. That's cool. It actually helps me want to grow in my faith (9) she shares my goals; asks me about them constantly. They're at the top of her prayer list. She helps me watch for what God might be doing to help make them come true.'  Now – most important husbands - These helpful hints work both ways!  What we give will reflect back with what we get!  Get it?
 
Prayer
Heavenly Father, help me to treat my spouse and others the way I want to be treated.  That is only possible by allowing you to work your love AND grace in my life.  In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
 

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  • Thursday, April 24. 2008 Rich Rudnik wrote:
    I'd like to make sure people don't confuse the statement, "she never tries to make me perform spiritually." As the leader of the household (not necessarily "boss"), a Christian husband should be expected to lead his family in spiritual matters. While she might not put him on the spot in public, she should encourage him and has a right to expect him to be an example and leader in the home in spiritual things.
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    1. Friday, April 25. 2008 Yaya wrote:
      Selah
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