Those of you have been here know we're going to go through a lot of scripture, but we're going to start at Malachi 2, but I want to flip quickly at some point in the message to Exodus 4. So if you could put your marker at

Exodus 4 and open your Bible to Malachatoo, that'll help us. We, this is the last

message in a series on family and marriage today. We've actually had eight ten messages, I guess,

eight messages will be in the tape series since we began this. And this tonight is a part two message that I began last week and it's

entitled becoming one how can two become one and how can we become one with

the Lord and how can we become one with each other?

So if you weren't here last week, please get the take because you really,

you need to hear part one.

That's the whole foundation for part two.

We were in staffing this last week and, you know, the name of the message is becoming one.

And the message Preston, our youth pastor, said, does it strike anyone else odd that becoming one is a two-part message?

So that's the whole point, see, two become one.

So, anyway.

Last week we talked about how to become one.

And the way you become one is you have to die.

And we talked about who has to die first.

Remember who has to die first?

The dominant one because the dominant one, the one who had dominion, which is the Lord Jesus Christ, died first.

Now what I want to know is, did the message about there's a dominant one in the marriage, that it sparked any interesting conversations

about who the dominant one was.

Now in our home, you know, there was no conversation. Debbie's the dominant one was. Now in our home you know there was no conversation and

Debbie's the dominant one you know and I mean that's you know it's a given you can

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