The Story of Christ and His Bride Ephesians 5 is a challenging chapter for the Western church. It speaks about “submission“ which is difficult to handle within a culture that lives and breathes independence. Add in the fact that this passage refers to wives, and we have a hot button topic! “Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands…
PETER: The Expressive Sanguine Throughout this post-series on Biblical leadership, we’ve learned that it’s wrong to solely rely on our natural tendencies and attributes. Moreover, it’s wrong to think that God will only require us to use what comes naturally to us, or what we’re comfortable with. In fact, God almost always requires us to leave…
Prayer Requests. Will we submit to God’s plan for our lives? Will we clothe our prayer in humility? Will we remain faithful, even when our requests are not answered the first time, the second time or the third time? What if our requests are never granted? Will we remain faithful to Christ? Even if the request is never…
Requests of Submission Humility & Faith. Found in Matthew 15:21-28, there was a Canaanite woman full of submission, humility and faith. (Click HERE to read the previous post, unpacking her story.) Moving forward with application, there are so many questions: What did the disciples learn? What should we learn? How does her story impact our…
There once was a Canaanite woman. This woman makes a request of Christ that is filled with an incredible amount of submission, humility and faith. This is her story: “Leaving that place, Jesus withdrew to the region of Tyre and Sidon. A Canaanite woman from that vicinity came to him, crying out, “Lord, Son of David, have mercy…
Explore how submission to government aligns with biblical teachings and how trusting God’s sovereignty provides peace in times of political unrest.
Paul addresses the topic of government in Romans 13, urging submission to governing authorities.
How should churches balance biblical authority and cultural change in defining women’s roles in leadership?
Biblical marriage roles aren’t about control—they’re about reflecting Christ and His Church in a world that’s forgotten God’s design.
Submission to authority isn’t easy, especially when politics clash with faith. But real obedience begins where personal preference ends.