Philippians 2 a Marriage Plan part 2

Posted by: Frank Walker LMFT | October 30, 2017

Philippians 2 a Marriage Plan part 2

Paul in his letter to the Philippians writes about what we should be doing and thinking about as Christians. Married couples can learn much from the list Paul provides and should apply them to their spouse and marriage relationship.

Marriage is all about providing a place of peace and comfort.

The world is crazy out there and married life should be an oasis from it all.

“Coupleness” provides a place of ease and support.

At least it should.

If you can’t find relief with your lover where else can you find it?

Frank J Walker LMFT

1617 Main Street

Cambria, Ca. 93428

805-395-1155

fjwalker.walker@gmail.com

walkertherapy.wordpress.com

walkertherapy.org

Frank’s books are available @

http://www.blurb.com/user/store/frankjwalker

Vlog @ Frank Walker LMFT

http//youtube.com/c/FrankWalkerLMFT

Editor's Picks

Sheryl H. Boldt
Making This December 26 Better Than Last Year's - Today Can Be Different
The more we draw near to and worship Him, the more we’ll become aware of how much He loves us and has intervened in our circumstances. The more we become aware of all He has done for us – and in us – the more we’ll experience healing from our pain and anger. Eventually, we’ll experience a joy we haven’t known for a long time.
3 min read
Mark Brady
Did You Know?
The Christmas song “Mary, Did You Know” asks Mary, the mother of Jesus, a series of questions. “Did you know your baby boy would one day walk on water? Give sight to a blind man? Calm a storm? Rais…
2 min read
Carol McLeod
What the Angels Said — Carol McLeod Ministries
Angels are an intrinsic and dynamic part of the Christmas story. Christmas simply would not have occurred without these God-sent messengers from heaven. We don’t know if the angels were clothed in flowing, white robes, if they had a halo that sparkled, or even if they flew with wings into the Christ
7 min read
Sharon Jaynes
The Mall or the Manger?
Much has changed since the God of the universe decorated the night sky with the star of Bethlehem and directed the choir of angels in a chorus announcing the birth of Our Savior, Jesus Christ. But the commercialism doesn’t have to rule in our hearts and homes. This year let’s focus on the Christ Child and remember the true meaning of the holiday season. As we turn our eyes to the Babe in the manger, we will not view Christmas as a dreaded obligation or a major retail event. It will be a time of joyous celebration, honoring the One Who came to give us eternal life and worshipping our Heavenly Father.
4 min read