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Introduction
Good morning, blessed to see my brothers and sisters here in worship this morning.
This is a joyful day? why?
Because we are together!
We have come to worship the Lord our God!
There is nothing better in all the world to do today..... would you agree?
YES! Without a doubt this is where we need to be today!
Now last week I began talking about the home.
The homes is more than a structure, it is the place where people unite their hearts, where marriages and families grow… and the home without a doubt is important.
How do I know this?
Because the devil will stop at nothing to destroy it....
The devil knows if he can divide a home, if he can get his foot in the door, well he can wreck it.
Now last week we examined just two thoughts.....
A. The origin of the home is the Lord himself.
God who is our benevolent Creator, the one who loves us, cares about our relationships.
He saw that Adam was alone, and brought him a helpmate, a blessing, He gave Adam a wife.
So the first union of marriage came about as the Lord God gave Adam a wife, Eve.
And the first union was made that day.
The first home began and it continues to today.
and as God united the
But how can the home survive?
B. Jesus must be Lord over the home!
He must build it!
Do you remember our key verse from last week?4
The home can only survive, can only endure the storms of life it the Lord builds it.
Doing any things else, trying to build the home on anything else and it will fail.
God said himself--- their labor will be in vain.
Do you want your home to stand.... allow Jesus to build it!
Now.... we’ve refreshed the old memory banks a bit… let’s move forward-
Lets discuss the people in the home....
Husbands!
Lets talk about you and your role in the family!
So this morning lets look at Ephesians chapter 5
What a great passage the Lord has given to us who are husbands....
So what can we learn men from these verse that will assist us in being the men God has called us to be, and the husbands are lives long for and our children are blessed by.....
A Little Background
Now the time of this writing is about 62 AD, from everything we can tell, Paul is under this first imprisonment in Rome.
Ephesus hosted what was called the 7th wonder of the world in its day, the temple to Artemis.
Artemis was a Greek goddess supposedly a daughter of Zeus .
So there was a lot of people coming to the temple to worship.
And the city was such a diverse place that The Greek historian Strabo called Ephesus the greatest emporium in the province of Asia Minor.
So you see a world pulled in many directions, false religions, Roman culture prevailed and there was a pull at how men and women were to live and act in this culture.
But Paul reminds the church not to give in and not to fall to the ways of the world.
The home was dependent on godly men and women who dedicated to the home and Christ being the center of the home.
So lets begin....
The Home Needs Men who have Christ in the center of their lives and who Love their Wives...... so there is a command from Scripture for us to recognize....
1. Husbands Love Your Wives....
There is a command for us to follow… Now some of you here today might say… Preacher, I’ve got that covered!
I love my wife?
My response to you is this.... Ok, Great!
But do you love here like the Scriptures command us to love our wives?
Look back at verse 25 with me..
Man, this is a powerful verse with great expectations tied to it....
You see as a husband I am (You are) commanded to love our wives, No doubt about it.
Paul says Husbands, love… the word love there is a verb, and its tense int he Greek is what we call "present active imperative…” So what’s it mean… right now, you must love.
She if your wife.
God gave her to you, she blesses you each day… her presence is captivating,
Husbands with each moment you are commanded to “love” your bride!
And never stop loving her.
Wives here today, punch your husbands in the shoulder and remind him how blessed he is to have you!
But now… consider the meaning of the word “love” here in this verse… It is more than a fondness for your wife, it is m a caring attitude, you want the best for her and but this word is not implying a sexual desire as love...
But consider the word “love” here in this verse… It is more than a fondness for your wife, a caring attitude or the physical or emotional attraction ...
How do I know...
The word love here isn’t “eros” where we get our word erotic, highly sexual type of love.... Now the word here in the Greek is “Agape”.
It is a godly type of love.
In fact it has God and his loving attitude toward us at the very core of its meaning.
You see it is a love that lays aside, forfeits all of its rights and privileges, it does so to bless the other person.
To help the other person...
It is the love Jesus has for us....
we see how much he loved those around him, he had an “agape” love for Mary, Martha and Lazarus
And is it the sacrifice love that is talking Jesus to the cross....
Paul says we are to love our wives with that type of love, a godly love, but listen Paul is not done, Paul says “kick it up a notch.”
Go back to verse 25.... in Ephesians 5.,
“Husbands love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her..."verse 25
Man, do you see it.
husbands you are to model love, reflect love to your spouse in the same way Christ loved the church.
It is a Christ like spirit in your love, a sacrificial, a laying down of my life type of love.”
Now do you remember what I said an “agape” type love is?
And “Agape” love is a love that lays aside “me”, my rights and privileges, I forfeit it all for her.
reminds us that Christ lay aside ALL for the sake of the church.
Jesus left the splendor of heaven, allowed himself to be made in the fashion of a man, yet without sin.
He came to us, he loves us so much that he became obedient to death, even death on the cross.
Jesus did all this to ransom us from sin.
He gave up his life that we might have life.
But thanks be to God.... no one takes His life, He laid it down for us and the Father has given him the power to pick up up again.
He now sits at the right hand side of God waiting for the word, to not only give us life, but to pick us up
Man that is love.
Why, to ransom us from sin. we are to love our wives with a sacrificial,
Husbands lay aside all for your wife.
Love her with a godly type of love first!
You want your wife to know you love her, don't just buy her flowers, or chocolate or something sparkly… all those are nice.
Die to self, put her first and let her know she is truly more important than “you” .....to her, you place her right under Jesus.
That is the love we are to have for our wives....
Love her as Jesus loved the church!
It cant get any better than that..... wow!
Men can you do that.... here is the secret if Jesus is the center of your heart you can..... I’m telling you!
You can with Jesus.
Be the man your wife desires, love her with an agape love!
I almost feel like Rick Flair, what to give a shout to the Lord, a woooo.
Now lets move on to a second thought today....
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