Just because a lot of Christians give a certain piece of marriage advice doesn’t mean that this advice is good. Sometimes you end up hearing advice so often that you just assume it must be helpful because so many people are saying it. I’ve found that to be a mistake.
If you want to know if you’re married to a narcissist, you will want to read my article called 4 Biblical Signs You Are Married to a Narcissist.
The Bible doesn’t use the word narcissist, but it certainly talks a lot about people who we would now label as narcissistic.
When you’ve deeply hurt your spouse, one of the hardest places to be is wanting forgiveness but being powerless to receive it.
The devil can’t force his way into our lives and control us through force. Rather, the devil gains a foothold when we walk away from God and give in to temptation. The same is true when it comes to marriage.
As I’m sure you’ve heard before, Ephesians 5:33 states, “However, let each one of you love his wife as himself, and let the wife see that she respects her husband.”
