This group is for any one that would like to let God light there way in life. The word Jesus spoke. John 1:1, And he still speaks to us, by his word, And in are hearts by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Bible it is a light to light every persons way. Man can not light your way. We must let God light are way.
MEMORY VERSE: Colossians 3:19:Husbands, love your wives, and be not bitter against them.
Bitterness keeps bad company. Note some of its associates: "Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice" (Ephesians 4:31).
Bitterness is destructive anywhere, but especially in the home; clouding love's looks and turning them into icy stares. Words spoken in bitterness cut deeply.
Husbands who harbor bitter feelings toward their wives are losers. They waste valuable time that could be used for showing love. And time is swiftly passing on its way.
Bitter husbands are disobedient to God's command. No man can walk closely with God and still remain bitter toward the woman he has promised to love as Christ loves the church.
Bitterness may surface through nagging. C. H. Spurgeon says of nagging mates:
"What she proposes, Be it good or bad, He still opposes, Till he drives her mad."
While nagging and criticism are common fruits of bitterness, they may also be the cause. Some husbands carry bitter feelings for years over some harsh comment made by a wife early in the marriage.
What a waste!
And how inconsistent with Christian living. We who have been forgiven must always be quick to forgive.
Lord Light My Way
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This group is for any one that would like to let God light there way in life. The word Jesus spoke. John 1:1, And he still speaks to us, by his word, And in are hearts by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Bible it is a light to light every persons way. Man can not light your way. We must let God light are way.
DON'T BE BITTER
by Marshall Ray Blake
Nov 19, 2014
Colossians 3:16-25
DON'T BE BITTER
MEMORY VERSE: Colossians 3:19: Husbands, love your wives, and be not bitter against them.
Bitterness keeps bad company. Note some of its associates: "Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice" (Ephesians 4:31).
Bitterness is destructive anywhere, but especially in the home; clouding love's looks and turning them into icy stares. Words spoken in bitterness cut deeply.
Husbands who harbor bitter feelings toward their wives are losers. They waste valuable time that could be used for showing love. And time is swiftly passing on its way.
Bitter husbands are disobedient to God's command. No man can walk closely with God and still remain bitter toward the woman he has promised to love as Christ loves the church.
Bitterness may surface through nagging. C. H. Spurgeon says of nagging mates:
Be it good or bad,
He still opposes,
Till he drives her mad."
While nagging and criticism are common fruits of bitterness, they may also be the cause. Some husbands carry bitter feelings for years over some harsh comment made by a wife early in the marriage.
What a waste!
And how inconsistent with Christian living. We who have been forgiven must always be quick to forgive.
Banish bitterness.
Build love instead.