How I treat my husband reflects on how I treat God. He is a gift
form God. If I can't treat a gift from God right, how am I treating
God?
A Song Of Devotion
Lord daily hush my heart and my mind so I may hear you.
Lord help me listen not just at church but all the time so I can
know what to do.
Teach me Lord to respect and fear you.
Teach me Lord to honor you as I'm suppose to.
Lord I want to know you as my God and King.
Lord I want to show my love and respect of you in everything.
You are my God .
You are awesome and mighty.
You are my God.
There is none above thee.
My Husband
I love my husband. God really did give me someone who is just right for
me. When my husband is home I try to give him my full attention. By this
I mean I stop cleaning, and I see that his needs are met. Then when he
settles down to the television. or computer I may go and do things I want to do,
keeping an ear alert to him in case he needs something. When he speaks
to me I try to give him my full attention, after all he has the voice authority
in our house. I try to obey him. I don't spend money with out checking
with him first. I try to stay in budgets he sets. He is the head of the
house. When I am afraid or have to face something or someone difficult
I turn to him and he helps me and sometimes faces it for me. He is my shelter.
I do my best to show him love, respect and honor. Sometimes when I am busy
I get irritated with him and a little snappy. I am asking God to help me
over come this. I disagree with him about things and I get angry at times.
I am asking God to help me to respond rightly at those times. A kind word
turns away wrath. My husband is a small scale practice of how I treat God.
Do I give God my full attention? Do I show God honor, and respect? Do I
let God Know I love Him? Do I turn to God for shelter and help? Do I obey
God? When I am angry do I respond rightly to God?
The older women....admonish the young women to love their husbands.
(parts of ) Titus 2:3-4 Titus chapter 2 has lots of wise advice for women.
Eph. 5:22 wives, submit to your own husbands, as unto the Lord.
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