Easter Sunday is a glorious day to celebrate the victory of Christ.

It's my favorite day of the year, and then Monday arrives, and we again face all the struggles

of our fallen and unresurrected world.

And this includes the struggles that are very close to home, the struggles that are even

inside of our homes.

One man, a husband and a father write to him to ask of this.

Mr. John, I am a Christian, my wife is not.

When we met and married in medical school nine years ago, I held firmly to atheism and

relativism.

She was Buddhist.

Five years ago, God opened the eyes of my heart to see, experience, and know the truth

of Jesus Christ.

Like Nebuchadnezzar, God brought me low, and from those depths, I arose in awe and praise.

However, these last several years have been challenging for my marriage, despite sharing

two young sons together, my wife and I are spiritually at odds.

Despite my attempts to explain, she does not understand my faith in Christ, nor my time

spent in Bible reading and prayer.

My time at church on Sundays is often viewed as a distraction from our family life.

I love my wife immensely.

I love our experience of each other, caring for our sons.

I believe those joys are pointers to an experience of God's joy.

She does not.

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