3.18.2005
Growth
One of the most gratifying things about being a husband is watching your wife be sanctified. I think it's a little harder to see the process in your self, but it is a joyful experience to see it in someone you love.
My wife called me today at work all impassioned by one sentence from a D. Wilson tape. It wasn't even part of the sermon, he was just talking about how worship is obedience, and we are to obey what the Lord has commanded us to do in our worship services: prayer, singing, public reading of the word, and observance of the Lord's Table. We don't practice weekly at our new church we are attending, and it has been disappointing to us. So she called me up and was saying "It's so simple, the Bible says we are to do it, and we are to just obey!" She was so riled up I wanted to just say "preach it sister." It's so great to be able to think, alright you got it, things are clicking.
She also finished Last Disciple by Hank Hanegraff(?), which I guess is a postmillenial fiction book, and things started to make since to her for the first time. Once again, "Yes!" things are clicking.
Edit: Just so you know, my wife is really the brilliant one in the family, I was just excited to see her excited about things I am excited about. Excited yet?
One of the most gratifying things about being a husband is watching your wife be sanctified. I think it's a little harder to see the process in your self, but it is a joyful experience to see it in someone you love.
My wife called me today at work all impassioned by one sentence from a D. Wilson tape. It wasn't even part of the sermon, he was just talking about how worship is obedience, and we are to obey what the Lord has commanded us to do in our worship services: prayer, singing, public reading of the word, and observance of the Lord's Table. We don't practice weekly at our new church we are attending, and it has been disappointing to us. So she called me up and was saying "It's so simple, the Bible says we are to do it, and we are to just obey!" She was so riled up I wanted to just say "preach it sister." It's so great to be able to think, alright you got it, things are clicking.
She also finished Last Disciple by Hank Hanegraff(?), which I guess is a postmillenial fiction book, and things started to make since to her for the first time. Once again, "Yes!" things are clicking.
Edit: Just so you know, my wife is really the brilliant one in the family, I was just excited to see her excited about things I am excited about. Excited yet?
