Over the last couple of days, Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth has been showing us what Titus

2 says about encouraging our husbands.

Today, she'll pick up that theme.

Your husband needs you to be his chief encourager.

And if you aren't, it's going to be more easy for him to be vulnerable to the deception

of sin.

A listener wrote to us about this topic and said,

I always get so frustrated at these programs.

All that information is great if you have a husband who knows the Lord and is a Christian.

What about those of us who live with a non-believer? Yeah, that's a good question, and it sounds like a tough situation.

I'll ask Nancy about this email after today's teaching,

here on the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

She's the author of Adorned, Living Out the Beauty of the Gospel Together.

It's Thursday, March 9, 2017.

Well, we've been talking about wives loving their husbands, and I know we have a lot of listeners who are not married, are in a single season of life, widowed, or divorced, or never married.

And, you know, I was just saying to somebody on one of our breaks here today that it's easy when you realize how many different seasons of life you have represented

in your audience to not touch on some of these subjects that relate more narrowly to one season

of life. But I think that's the trap we can fall into and don't want to. It's important that we do take time

to stop and talk about some of these marriage and family issues, even if they don't directly

relate to where you may be at this season of life. We need to remember what God's norm is,

and to strengthen the marriages of those around us and to do what we can to encourage and strengthen

the marriages of my friends.

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