Marriage After God is a weekly Christian marriage podcast hosted by Aaron and Jennifer Smith. We are going to share conversations on relevant marriage topics that will inspire couples to chase boldly after God together.
Humility. Humbleness.
What comes to mind when you hear these words? For some, the answer may feel like it has to be humiliation, or failure.
For other people the word meekness (softness of temper, gentleness, mildness, and submissiveness) may come to mind. The actual definition of humility is modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit.
Being an always learner means we are teachable and humble. It is realizing we always have room to grow, and actively seeking more knowledge. When we invest into ourselves and grow and learn in this way, it will benefit us for a lifetime.
“With great power comes great responsibility.”
As Stan Lee has said: “A… definition of a hero is someone who is concerned about other people’s well-being, and will go out of his or her way to help them—even if there is no chance of a reward. That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed, without a doubt, a real superhero.”
These are the true people with power and responsibility, who have the potential to be someone’s hero. We are talking about older men and women who have more life experience, are full of knowledge and wisdom, and most importantly, love God and have been walking with Him longer than us.
How do you determine what’s important in your marriage? How do you navigate marriage when you have different interests and hobbies than your spouse?
In today’s episode, we explore the art of learning alongside each other to grow in the things we love, sharing in the experience together, and nurturing our marriage relationship by choosing to like what the other loves.
It has been said that the Jesus movement of the 60s-70s was the greatest spiritual awakening America has ever seen.
What was so impactful about the movement…and… do we believe it can happen again?
Do you ever get stuck in a rut when it comes to pursuing your spouse?
Maybe you have been on autopilot for too long, maybe you have found yourself recently trying to just coast through the last bit of winter, or perhaps you and your spouse have been in a season of disconnection and you just aren’t sure where to pick up. No matter what condition your marriage is in, it is always worth it to pursue one another!
