Ephesians 4–5
Marriage: where to begin
Begin with Ephesians 4:25–32 and 5:21–33. Consider truthfulness, patience, forgiveness, and responsibilities without ignoring personal safety.
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★Marriage Help — Session 1: Honest Speech and Careful Listening
The first complete session in a guided marriage-help series: study Ephesians 4 and James 1, identify conflict patterns, and plan one safe, practical change.
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★Marriage Help — Session 1: Honest Speech and Careful Listening
The first complete session in a guided marriage-help series: study Ephesians 4 and James 1, identify conflict patterns, and plan one safe, practical change.
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Marriage Help — Session 1: Honest Speech and Careful Listening
The first complete session in a guided marriage-help series: study Ephesians 4 and James 1, identify conflict patterns, and plan one safe, practical change.
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James 1:19–20
When conversation becomes conflict
Read James 1:19–20 and Proverbs 15:1. Identify a conversation in which listening first could change your response.
Study the passage abovePsalm 42
When life is discouraging
Read Psalm 42 in its entirety and notice how the writer speaks about distress and hope.
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