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    Five Questions to Ask Your Wife
    Five Questions to Ask Your Wife John Dalrymple

    If you want to lead your family well, love your wife. If you want to love your wife well, take time to ask her intentional questions about her heart and your marriage. Here are five starter questions to regularly ask your wife so you can lead her, love her, and care for her well.

    John Dalrymple
    31 Ways to Help Your Weary Wife
    31 Ways to Help Your Weary Wife John Pate

    How can a husband help his weary wife shoulder her load? 1 Peter 3:7 gives believing husbands a clear mission: “live with your wives in an understanding way.” Here are thirty-one practical ways you can do just that.

    John Pate