Becoming a Godly Wife and Mother is not Accidental

[@mcheavyn]

this was a blessed reminder to encourage me to do the things I once use to and be an example to my husband and children of a Godly wife and mother amen thank you..

[@HabitsofaHomemaker]

Praise God for this convicting and edifying word!

[@mrsglitter8373]

Oh hey girl!!!..... This is the first time that I have ever watched a video and seen a comment from someone I'm subscribed to 👏👏❤️

[@teresaboone4333]

Very motivating! Every woman needs to hear this.

[@chloegrundy]

Loved this! Thank you for sharing!!

[@britblossom3222]

I am beyond convicted

[@wshelby83]

This was a very good message!! Thank you

[@theproductivemommy8169]

So good! A little convicting and very helpful! Thank you so much for such a wonder message!

[@crosswalkchurch6434]

Praise God.

[@l.arielleadkins1959]

I LOVED this. Thank you!

[@rachelrusso3123]

Thank you for this!

[@craftsman9130]

Thanks for this!

[@lindadaniel1735]

Am a born again Christian I try my best to do the will of my father and my husband say to me am not a good woman a wife and a mother . I wonder what in a wife are he looking for he is a Christian and a lover of the 🌎. May the lord help him

[@saliyahjones5472]

I'm praying for your heart and mind , and that God keeps you and fills you with an abundance of his unconditional love. You're loved and appreciated. God is bigger than your husband and anyone who makes you feel less than. Stay encouraged God bless you 💕🧡

[@soonenteradi5784]

Paradoxical and contradictory, you can't be a Christian and a lover of the world.

[@preciouswilliams7007]

Thank you

[@jenniferb557]

Honestly, at my time of the month I need rest and peace. It's just a few days, it's like being sick! Are you really serious that I can't take it easy and care for myself for 3 days when I feel sick? I don't think that's healthy.

[@tracylouisepoynton]

I really enjoyed this can you tell me again the book you recommended

[@rachelmcelwain8175]

tracy poynton “A Woman after Gods own heart”

[@HeavenlyPlaced]

“She doesn’t let her ‘time of the month’ prevent her from doing good.” How vulgar! How dishonoring and disrespectful for men to publicly speak of such private affairs. And to use it to classify it as a symptom for not doing good? Imagine a woman publicly announcing a man to not allow his erectile disfunction to keep him from doing good. Both are shameful and unrelated to the characteristic of “doing good.”

[@anniereid1640]

I think he was specifically referring to women who use their period as an excuse to verbally or physically hurt others and lash out with unnecessary anger. It was meant for a convicting teaching not to be vulgar or sexist. I’m sure there are sermons by him where he brings up other things about men but this message was specifically about women. I don’t think he meant to offend or upset you. ♥️ I pray you have a blessed day and take from this only what God had for you. Anything thing else may require your grace or understanding that some of the words were meant for another sister in Christ. Love and blessings to you today.

[@addyandbabypollyaddy6926]

Probably should leave the "time of the month" out of this. Men can be just as moody