VIDEO: What to Do When Your Husband Is Wrong

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Boker tov and welcome! Today we’re going to discuss what to do when your husband is wrong. (This is Part 2 of our “Parenting Series for Mothers Only.”)

Scriptures Mentioned in the Video:

  • Isaiah 30:1-33
  • 1 Peter 3:1-6
  • Judges 7:1-25
  • Proverbs 3:5-6

Be sure to take the time to read all of Isaiah 30 today!

The “Parenting Series for Mothers Only” Series:

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7 Comments

  1. Celeste

    Very encouraging! Thank you for giving these wonderful scriptures.

  2. Peggy

    Anne,

    Thank you! I listened to this, and my husband was in the room, I’m sure he was listening. But it struck me, in that I do remain quiet a lot, but my attitude inside is still horrible, and I’m sure it shows on my face. I’ll be taking that to Yahweh, now that it’s been shown to me.

    Thank you!!!!

    Peggy

  3. Eileen

    I needed this!

  4. Ann

    So in your scenario, would you watch the movie with your husband and family if it was expected of you by him?

  5. Anne Elliott

    If he expected it, yes. I might (politely) ask if I could do something else during that time, but it would be a tricky thing, because I would need to keep my attitude non-condemning. (I’m not very good at that!) And I’d likely pray that God would open a way of escape. But if He didn’t do that, yes, I’d stay with my husband.

  6. Ahelya

    Hi from Paris!
    Praise YHWH, it’s exactly what I need to hear today as I struggle with my husband and children.
    I’ll meditate on those verses.

    Thank you!

  7. Lauren

    Thank you so much for this wonderful teaching! So edifying and convicting! Thanks again for sharing:)

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