Author Archives: Deep Strength

What trips a lot of husbands up is understanding the general decision making process surrounding marriage. Obey God. Biblical marital roles and responsibilities fall under this. Headship-submission, love-respect, mutual giving of sex, etc. Consider yourself and your spouse (e.g. Eph … Continue reading →

Haven’t gone anywhere, just busy. But Dalrock looks to be hanging it up. He has influenced many including myself and he will be missed. The parable is obviously about the gospel, but there are good other analogous lessons from it. … Continue reading →

I was thinking about the faith of the centurion again. Matthew 8:5 And when Jesus entered Capernaum, a centurion came to Him, imploring Him, 6 and saying, “Lord, my servant is lying paralyzed at home, fearfully tormented.” 7 Jesus *said … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas to everyone! As the decade comes to a close, Christianity continues to decline in the US according to the polls from Pew. Apparently, a decade ago, 77-78% claimed to be Christians but now at the end of 2019 … Continue reading →

As we have seen before, the Bible is desire oriented and not works oriented. In the failure of Chivalry in Biblical marriage, this was the point on works vs desire. Works and desire in salvation and also marriage Going back … Continue reading →

I was pleasantly surprised to hear my pastor preach on this topic. Basically, as Christians we are followers/slaves of Christ, and we are to do what the Father and Christ have called us to do. Jesus present numerous parables (like … Continue reading →

Obviously the whole big blow back of John MacArthur and Beth Moore was interesting to say the least. Most of the commentary from my Christian friends on facebook indicated that they were in favor of Beth Moore rather than against … Continue reading →

The Jacob, Rachel, and Leah story is instructive. Genesis 29:31 Now the Lord saw that Leah was unloved, and He opened her womb, but Rachel was barren. 32 Leah conceived and bore a son and named him Reuben, for she … Continue reading →

Jack posted a really good analysis of his understanding of where “game” may fit into the role of the sanctification of a wife. I highly suggest reading that post before this one as it provides some background on some of … Continue reading →

I don’t think I’ve made a post specifically on this, but I’ve discussed it a bunch in the comments and book. This usually helps a lot of men understand at least some of their marital woes. As we all know, … Continue reading →