Sermon Tone Analysis
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1 Peter 3:1-7 “Marriage in Exile”
Men and Women
We must understand that God made men and women to be different.
We must understand there is a created order in the home.
The root of the issue is to embrace God's design.
Wives
Wives are called to bring themselves under the authority of their husband.
True beauty is internal and does not fade.
Wives are called to do what is good and be fearless in it.
Husbands
Husbands are called to live with their wives according to knowledge.
Husbands cannot abdicate or abuse their role as the head of the house.
A husband's treatment of his wife affects his relationship with God.
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