Being Naked and Not Ashamed
Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Hunt, Tony 12/05/2015
The teaching starts out explaining how man and woman were originally naked and not ashamed before God, but after sin came in, they were ashamed and no longer were open, comfortable, and confident with God. The teacher shows examples of the walk of unbelief that came from this shame. Jesus Christ’s sacrifice made us righteous before God, making us pleasing in His sight despite our weaknesses and frailties. We believed and accepted God’s grace and can now stand before Him naked and without shame. The teacher shows examples of how we can live in grace with God and one another in our marriage with our spouse.
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Sex…and Some Other Things
Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Armstrong, Joe 08/29/2015
This teaching explains the obligations couples have to each other when they decide to marry. It explains different meanings of words pertaining to this subject like render, benevolence, power, defraud, and incontinency. It warns us how Satan can tempt married couples if they leave a door open for him to come in, reminding us this is a spiritual world that we live in. A wife’s submission and the husband’s authority are covered plus how a husband’s love for his wife and a wife’s respect for her husband bring out the best in each other. It talks about the meaning of a wife keeping silence and also of not disrespecting her husband in public. The teacher covers what a meek and quiet spirit is in a woman and the qualities of a virtuous woman.
Our Spouse – Our Friend
The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Carr, Jerry 04/25/2015
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Marriage Was Designed for Believers
Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Chatten, Bob 01/24/2015
The teacher covers the practical side of Ephesians which tells how faithful believers in Christ are to walk and treat each other. Marriage is based on believers who are faithful and consistent in the things of God following these instructions. A checklist of characteristics of a faithful believer is gone over, and we are shown how a husband and wife walking in alignment with God and in step with each other advance together and glorify God. The teacher also talks about the arrangement of submitting being the key to all godly relationships and God designed it this way to allow Him to take care of us.
Be Content
Prosperity Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Gilmore, Michael 10/11/2014
This teaching shows that God desires to meet our needs on a daily basis, while the adversary tricks believers, especially young married couples, into thinking they need more. We learn that we do not need a stockpile of stuff but, instead, need to simply trust God to meet our needs day by day by day. We are encouraged to trust God and keep our eyes on things above instead of trusting in uncertain riches in this world. We are also reminded that our ultimate job and goal in this short life is to move God’s Word as a husband-and-wife team, and we see a few Biblical examples of that.
Becoming One Flesh
Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Hunt, Tony 08/16/2014
This teaching covers three keys in becoming one flesh. 1. Equality: we each have an equal standing before God. We are equal but not identical. 2. Humility: we submit to one another because of our humility before God and our choosing to live according to His will as Christ was humble before God. Wives submitting to husbands is covered as well as what the husband’s responsibility is before God as the head. 3. Unity: we are members of each other. We see ways in how we can build each other up in the One Body.
