The lovely, gracious, gentle submission of a Christian woman to her unsaved husband is the

strongest evangelistic tool she has. It's not what she says, it is what she is. Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson.

Irreconcilable differences, that's a phrase commonly used by people filing for divorce.

Well, when you're talking about the marriage between someone who rejects Christ and someone who cherishes the Savior,

that really is an irreconcilable difference, apart from a work of God.

So is being married to a non-believer a valid reason for divorce.

John MacArthur answers that question today

as he continues his study titled

Singing the Lord's song in a strange land.

If you have a Bible nearby, turn to 1st Peter and follow along as John begins today's lesson.

In 1st Peter, chapter 3, verses 1 through 7, we have the subject, how to win your unsaved spouse.

How to lead your partner to Christ.

How to witness or give testimony to your mate?

This is a very instructive passage, a very important one.

One that applies to all of us directly or indirectly because we are either married to an unsafe person or we know someone who is and have the opportunity to share these truths

I trust with them.

We are discussing this whole matter of living in the world in such a way as to reach the world for Jesus Christ.

It is important that we maintain our testimony.

Now the bottom line is this, that if we are going to have an exemplary testimony in the

world, the hostile world, and if we're going to be used to win people to Christ,

then our lives have to be characterized by a certain basic characteristic.

What is it?

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