A great conversation with Pastor Scott LaPierre. He is a teaching Pastor at Woodland Church in Woodland, Washington, and a father of nine children with his wife, Katie.
He is also a conference speaker and holds a MA in Biblical Studies from Liberty University. He is a former schoolteacher and Army officer. Scott and Katie are passionate homeschooling advocates while raising their big family.
He discusses his book, Your Marriage God's Way-a guide for biblical marriage. Accompanying his workbook, intended for the husband and wife to write answers over several months and share. His books provide definite instructions for husbands and wives. Scott imparts wisdom for a godly marriage supported by scripture.
Scott also makes good points about women submitting to their husbands and what that means in the context of a biblical marriage. He discusses how a godly husband leads the home with Christ but is still guided by his wife to compliment him to listen to her opinions and advice.
You can check out Scott's other books and profile on his website.
Quotes from Scott's book:
God is all-perfect, all-loving, and all-wise. As the Author of marriage, we can trust His plan.
If a couple wants a strong, healthy marriage, they need a strong, healthy relationship with Christ.
Our ability to love others doesn’t rest entirely on us… we can do so because of the initiating love of God.
Our marriages are outpourings of our relationships with Christ.
People who reserve all their desires and passions for their spouse will have the healthiest and happiest sex lives,
Spiritual battles require spiritual weapons; therefore, the best protection for families is a spiritually strong man.
The three greatest resources God has given a husband on this side of heaven are the Word of God, the Holy Spirit, and his wife.
If a wife respects her husband and looks up to him, he’ll be eager to live up to that level.
Being a man of prayer and of the Word is the greatest way for a husband to make his wife’s submission easier.
A couple’s response to Jesus’s teaching determines whether their house will stand up to life’s storms.
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