Good morning. Dwayne here, Tack Room Bible Talk.

Got an SMS Mirisham with some old dark fired Kentucky.

And got a good cup of coffee. And I don't know if you can hear that wood stove just singing and roaring back there.

Last time I checked it's about 25 degrees outside.

Mama went into town or the next town over where my mom and my daughter and her husband live and she's spending

the day over there with them kind of getting out of the house we've been stuck in the house mostly

for the last few days because of a lot of rain and she needs to get out of the house more than I do

so she went over there um the last video I did on here was ladies whose husband won't lead.

And I'm just going to carry on that theme today and talk about marriage now let me say that in March my wife and I will be married

will have been married 34 years so I don't just speak from what the Bible says but I

speak from what the Bible says, but I speak from experience.

You know, and I'm going to let you look it up because it's more meaningful when you find these things yourself.

I can point you in the direction, but I don't like to just do all the legwork for you because it just doesn't mean anything until you search your stuff out for yourself.

But the Bible tells the husband, husbands,

you're supposed to love your wives.

And it says love your wives.

How are you supposed to love your wives?

As Christ loves the church.

Now, when you unpack that, it kind of puts a whole new, it kind of puts a whole new view on

everything. How does Christ love the church?

Well, I mean, first thing, obviously, is he died for the church.

And when I talk about the church, I think anybody who's been on here any length of time knows I'm talking about those who are born again by the blood of

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