Robert Walgamuth says, you're always communicating something.

There is no such thing as no communication.

There is no such thing as no communication.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, Living Out the Beauty of the Gospel Together, for Tuesday, April 11, 2017.

Over the last month, Nancy's been taking us through a series called God's Beautiful Design for Women, Living

Out Titus 2, 1 through 5.

One of the important themes that has come through in this study is the value of making our husbands

feel loved and respected.

Here's some of what we've heard.

Now, ladies, what we're talking about here about loving your husbands is not just some romantic notion. It's also not an option. It is a command. I don't see

any exceptions here. And if you don't love him, you can learn to love him. In fact, you must learn

to love him. Remember that this kind of love is not primarily an emotion, though emotions will be involved,

but it's a love you can fuel, you can cultivate, you can develop as you start to choose to do loving actions toward him,

you'll find that your heart will follow.

Expect your love to be tested. If your husband were always lovable, there would be no reason for scripture to exhort you to learn to love your husband. Am I right? So it assumes here that

there are times when he's not lovable and there are things

about him that are not lovable. So expect the love to be tested. And that's when you go to Christ

and you say, Lord, I can't love this man, but you can through me. As a wife of a year and a half,

Nancy's had the opportunity to learn how to live out what she's been teaching.

One of the recording sessions for this series fell on the birthday of Nancy's husband, Robert. Happy birthday to you.

A little later, after that birthday celebration, Nancy interviewed her husband Robert on how we as wives

can live out what we've been learning from Titus II.

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