Wife responsibilities

If you want to know how to be a better wife without losing your independence, we're sharing 12 tips for an awesome marriage with the one you love!

It’s much easier to put the responsibility of a wife submitting to her husband on the husband’s shoulder. After all, most marriage books and pastors teach that if a husband is loving his wife as

The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, ”When a husband and wife look at each other with love, Allah looks at both of them with mercy.” - Sahih Bukhari. The Best Relationships are when a couple can help each other practice the deen and pray Salah together. S <3 H

Ultimately, being a submissive wife is an act of love – one partner taking the lead with humility and respect while the other offers support within set boundaries. A biblical marriage includes submission and Christian women should strive to be submissive wives who honor God in all that they do. It is a beautiful model of marriage when the husband and wife work together in perfect harmony. It is not about the woman keeping her “mouth shut” or being a slave to household responsibilities.

Sarah encourages us to be sensitive to our husband's needs and to learn how to become a serving wife.|Sarah encourages us to be sensitive to our husband's needs and to learn how to become a serving wife.|Sarah encourages us to be sensitive to our husband's needs and to learn how to become a serving wife.|Sarah encourages us to be sensitive to our husband's needs and to learn how to become a serving wife.|Sarah encourages us to be sensitive to our husband's needs and to learn how to become a…

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Written By Mountain Housewife What are the responsibilities given to Christian wives in Titus 2 and 1 Timothy 5? In Titus 2, Paul gives specific instructions to be given to the older and younger women of the

Half a million years ago, when I was dating, I had certain vetting criteria in mind for a husband. Sense of humor was a must, and so was the ability to carry on an engaging conversation. Of course sharing the same faith is a no-brainer, and a work ethic and integrity are crucial. I haven’t set those things aside, they’re still important, but reflecting on 22 years of marriage and 18 of parenting, I realized that my vetting process would be a heckuva lot steeper now. In fact, I would insist…