
What does the Bible say about interpreting dreams?

After decades of studying the Scriptures on relationships, I’m convinced that the roles for husbands and wives are really a matter of emphasis rather than absolutes.
In other words, there are very few things that a wife must never do while a husband must always do, or that a husband must never do and a wife must always do. And yet, to deny that there are God-ordained differences between the roles of a husband and wife would be a huge, unbiblical mistake.

In my previous article called This Truth Will Bring Peace to Your Marriage, we discussed that for a husband and wife to be able to enjoy each other, they must first be able to say to God, “You are my Lord. I have no good without you,” (Psalm 16:2). Only when our God-needs are met are we then free to have our people-needs met.

In most cases, a man doesn’t end up in a terrible marriage by accident. Yes, in some instances, a man did all he could but was simply tricked by a particularly manipulative woman. However, more often than not, a man who claims he was tricked by a woman was really tricked by himself. Proverbs 19:3, “When a man’s folly brings his way to ruin, his heart rages against the Lord.”