Kay R. Gardner

At times, wives question if their marriages will ever be unified in Christ. Will my husband and I ever talk freely about God? Will we ever enjoy spiritual harmony? We long for that pivotal point when our unbeliever accepts . . READ MORE at

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Gracie faithfully prayed for her husband, a churched unbeliever. Trusting in God had always seemed difficult for him but Gracie had stopped complaining. She became instead an active partner of prayer with the Holy Spirit for the healing of . . READ MORE at

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The wife spoke of how God fulfilled her desire to more deeply experience Him. It was not the way she had anticipated. The patience and unconditional love she developed ministering to her unbeliever, caused a greater . . READ MORE at

Even So, She Smiles at the Future:Devotional for Unequally Yoked Wives | Kay R. Gardner. Discover hope and encouragement for Christian wives in unequally yoked marriages through Kay R. Gardner's 120-day devotional series.

Authentic biblical submission is captured in attitude like the Christian wife who said, "Honestly, I don't even think in terms of submission. It's more in the context of, How can I respond in a loving way that affirms . . READ MORE at

Even So, She Smiles at the Future:Devotional for Unequally Yoked Wives | Kay R. Gardner. Discover hope and encouragement for Christian wives in unequally yoked marriages through Kay R. Gardner's 120-day devotional series.

Camille longed for her husband John to share her love and commitment to Jesus. He considered himself a believer, but had no understanding of a personal relationship with God. This led to mocking her for her strong faith. READ MORE at

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Hannah Whitall Smith in her thought-provoking book, "The Christian's Secret of a Happy Life," wrote, "seeing God in everything will make us loving and patient with those who annoy and trouble us. They will be to us then . . READ MORE at

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"If I keep quiet about spiritual matters, who will be the one to teach my husband?" How many times have we asked ourselves this question! The truth is, when a husband is receptive, God will teach him. READ MORE at

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Some marriages begin with a non-biblical version of 'equally yoked,' which is two persons united with the world's system but void of union with Christ. If and when one spouse commits to faith in the Savior, the relationship tilts to the embattled realm of 'unequally yoked.' READ MORE at

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Sometimes it takes a perilous situation to show realistically where we are spiritually. If you suspect the need to mightily grow to stay ahead of a crushing problem, plunge into the Word. Memorize encouraging verses. READ MORE at

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As the disciples prepared for ministry, Jesus told them they must deny themselves. Deny is translated from a strengthened form of a Greek verb. It signifies that the command given is weighty. It exceeds a simple disregard for personal needs. Deny, aparneomai, means to "detach utterly."

Then Jesus said to his disciples, "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me." Matthew 16:24

As we detach utterly from personal need, we turn to the Savior and attach boldly! We must exchange detachment from need with attachment to Christ to avoid a dangerous void. As we entrust needs to Jesus, we renew our wearied minds, comfort wounded hearts, and soothe the depth of emotional pain. Our Savior, contemplating the suffering of the Cross in Gethsemane the next day, also denied himself. READ MORE athttps://kayrgardner.com/kay-blog.html

A husband named Chuck spoke of his wayward life before he turned to Christ. He smiles when he recalls the constant prayers of his wife for him. "She rescued me from myself." READ MORE at

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In the Old Testament, the Hebrew term for word is dabar, a word of powerful impact sine it exceeds verbal communication. "The Word of God indicates God's thoughts and will." READ MORE at

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