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For Married Men Only - Three Principles for Loving Your Wife written by Tony Evans performed by Mirron Willis on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9781610454988
Genre - Main: Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific: Self-Help
Duration: 90 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: Tony Evans
Performer 1: Mirron Willis

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What does it mean for a husband to love his wife? Three things, says Tony Evans: a husband must be his wife's savior, sanctifier, and satisfier. It is by living out these three principles that a godly marriage will blossom and flourish. In For Married Men Only, each of these principles is explored...

and explained using real-life examples. How does a husband be his wife's savior?

By learning to love her as Christ loved the church. What about sanctifier? By dying to self and modeling sacrificial love, no matter what the result.

And satisfier? By studying and serving his wife so he can fulfill her needs, just as Christ humbled Himself for our sakes.

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