The Strength of Submission in Marriage, Part 2
Regarding submission in marriage, Roxann talks about how to give your husband honest input if you are not a fan of the path he wants to take.
The Strength of Submission in Marriage, Part 1
Wives, if you want your husband to lead well, are you willing to follow even if he makes a mistake? Roxann discusses following with strength in today's video.
Letting Go
Control is a tricky thing in any relationship, especially in a marriage. Following means letting go and giving up control. How do we get better at that?
Who’s Right—My Spouse or Me?
God gave you a built-in adviser. Respect your mate’s insights, opinions, and perspective and you will benefit from a better, more-rounded opinion.
3 Skills A Wife Needs To Follow Well
God asks wives to follow. It is not an easy job. It is not a position of inferiority. It requires strength, responsiveness, and innovation.
Marriage: A Waltz or a Tug-of-War?
When a wife is trying to follow, a good husband is more likely to give a confident lead. Marriage works best when it's more beautiful waltz than tug-of-war.
Don’t Make Her Take the Lead
When a man is unclear, his wife might want to step into the void and take control. Practice the steps. The more you learn, the more confident you become.
Call Him Up! Give Him Courage!
As women, we have power to inspire men in our lives to greatness and courage. We need to respect, encourage, believe—and call them up.
What We Learned About Following By Taking Ballroom Dance
When we took ballroom dance lessons, we not only learned to love dance, we learned out to better lead and follow each other in our marriage.
Why Men Won’t Lead
Men, are you reluctant to take a leadership role in your marriage? Why? Answers we have heard are: I’m supposed to lead? The media portrays us as fools—not fit to lead. Leading is risky business. [...]