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Wife Check List {Repost} Women Only~sorry guys!
||January 18, 2009|315 reads
 

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pandabear
January 18, 2009
I am not married, however, the Lord has instructed me on how to be a Godly wife to a Godly husband.  Thank you for the post.  It is most important that Jesus be the center of the marriage, respect one another (or honor one another), and for the husband to be the head of the household.  Some women think that the latter means being a doormat - it does not.  I used to think, before God instructed me, that I ran my own life.  When in a marriage this is not the case.  Women do not like the word submission, however, it is a very, very good word. 
Cheryl Whit
January 18, 2009
Pandabear, you are completely correct!!  Thanks lady!~
blessedmary
January 18, 2009

AMEN WIVES. GET TO STEPPING.

Donna Morrison
January 18, 2009
I'm not married but good word Cheryl! 
Pandabear, I agree!
Lara Leger
January 18, 2009
Working on it...it's only God that brought us through this far...and that's the truth.  And there IS abuse of sorts. No one is beating the tar out of anyone, but with words, there are times. But it's not a practice.  That's the main thing. That ol' ugly flesh takes over, and we don't abide in Him, we can be every bit as nasty and abusive as the person who never knew Christ....if we don't abide in Him...
Vickie Sanders
January 18, 2009
Sister Cheryl, Behind every good man stands a great woman..... My wife tells me this very often. Truth is, I'm a little hen pecked, but that don't matter when you got the right hen. Brother Sanders
Mike n Laura
January 18, 2009
Ladies, #1 on this list is #1 for a reason!!!!  Wanna know why many men lose interest in their wives?  It has nothing to do with the way you look!  It's b/c you've stopped showing him respect!  (And for PETE'S SAKE, don't tell him you respect him blah blah blah and then treat him like a child!!!)

Sorry Cher, this is coming from a guy's perspective, you can delete if you so choose!
REMARKABLE TERRY
January 18, 2009
I keep this in mine if God send me another Soulmate.
Kansas City Joe
January 18, 2009

Interesting, I would like to meet that woman.
And I still have the wife of my youth..and I
think she should meet her too.! I know..but it's the truth.

Old Man of The North
January 19, 2009
I am kind of siding with Mike here - with one slight alteration.  Coming from a man's perspective, respect is a two-way thing - not just one.  After all, in a marriage situation - both enter into a partnership (to be joined together and be by each others side) and women should not be treated like some sort of door mat to be trodden upon.

Although I think I know where you're coming from on this Cheryl, its OK saying that women should treat their men with respect, but like I've said, respect is a two-way thing - not just one.  And like I will also say here.  When"two" become "one", its the becoming bit that's the problem.  People can be married to each other, live with each other, have children together - but never become that "one" that marriage is all about, therefore lead separate lives.  Why?  Because they don't respect each other.  I will also say here, when one half comes from an abusive relationship, there's the tendency for that one half to be the dominant one.  Its as if to say, I suffered in one relationship - its not going to happen again, and they take over and control them - and every situation they come into contact with.  Believe me Cheryl, I've seen it happen.  So going through that list again.  How many men would agree that it applies to them also?  
MaKelly
January 19, 2009
OUTSTANDING LADY
Andreana Smith
January 19, 2009
im 18 and alittle young to get married when i do ill remember this strong words
Lara Leger
January 19, 2009
Mike's right. Read the book "Love and respect" by Eggerichs Emerson.  It is based on the scripture in Ephesians about wives respecting their husbands and husbands loving their wives.
Cheryl Whit
January 19, 2009
Amen everyone!  Also, the book Love and Respect is wonderful and so is The Power of a Praying Wife

Great additions!!
Crystal
January 28, 2009
I read this one again and again.. because I forget about loving my husband.. I live in a multicultural marriage and respect here is different then in the States... my husband respects me by not showing me much affection in public..which really made me mad... he respected me by not going into the kitchen and making food..and no he wasn't kidding he really was raised that way... and I thought he was thoughtless..so I have learned to discuss what respect is and how I can apply it to my husband. Most of this list is wonderful.. but I think the word respect and the definition can be tricky and couples need to talk about it more.. Ex: I feel respected when you do this or I felt disrespected when this or that happens. communication really helps in a Turkish/American marriage..I bet it's what makes all marriages work or not work.
Crystal
January 28, 2009
p.s. how come the guys didn't read the "women only" part?
Cheryl Whit
January 28, 2009
Amen Crystal, this blog is primarily written towards the American culture; however the principals are from the Bible too.

The guy staying out of the kitchen thing is different!! :)


Oh, You know that guys can't read!!!!!  LOL!!!