So just take a look and see what you guys think. Voice your opinion. Auntie Ange did a wonderful swell a couple of months back, and it was about the male voice. If you get a chance, go on over to her page at Auntie Ange and listen to that swell. It's well worth to listen to as well
If anyone wants to be contentious about this, we have no other practice, nor do the churches of God. So, yeah, that. And based on what? That is a beautiful scripture, kind of relevant today in many ways, but this is 100% correct. And I see this. This terrifies me. It's because men are the one that go to war. So when the war kicks off and the men are drafted, the people that would lead their families to Christianity are killed
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 3:39
And God's plan is always going to come to fruition. It may not come when we think it should. It may not come the way we think it should, but God's plan is always going to come into fruition. And so we who realize what is going on, we have to be more vocal, and we have to stand up for the family. We have to stand up for men. Women have to stand up for men
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:06
So, yes, ma'am, this is exactly true. But I just thought it was interesting to see that the percentages that they're saying is that if the man is in a house and mostly the children will believe based on if the mom is just there, they might not. So I thought that's really important. Devil knows what he's doing by trying to take the husbands and the dads out of the families because he knows that's when the families is more likely to fall apart
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 3:20
I remember when my youngest daughter was coming up, and my dad used to always tell her father how much he appreciated how much he was in her life. And he told me, my youngest daughter, he called her mama because she was so bossy. And he said, mama is so smart, and mama is like she is because you and her dad work together to make sure that she feels love
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:47
I was reading on my own Sunday church messages that I interpreted on my own and then watching how the order of my household that I grew up in took place. And I was sharing with my boyfriend the significant distinction that I noticed from prior to my father. My father was probably out of the home for a good three to four years due to deployment and war. Prior to that, I remember the distinct order. My father definitely was in charge, and there seemed to be structure and stability
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 2:08
I can see his will for her to be obedient and to learn something from him. I can see his patience. But I can also see the man's point of view from only his eyes. I can understand that I wasn't doing anything bad. I just didn't have a male figure to present to her in her life. And I'm telling you, it's nothing like having a dad. I grew up with my dad. My daughters didn't grow up with their dad
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 4:06
Society is slowly but surely trying to erase the necessity and the importance of men and fathers and trying to influence society to believe that you don't need a man to help raise your children, you don't need a husband. You can get along in this world by yourself. You can raise your children with your friends and your aunts and your cousins as a village and all this stuff. Yeah, society is trying to erase the presence of men in the home
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:49
And if the man is following God, then the household will, because that's the way God made it, the way he ordained it. I sure hope that comes back. I really do, because we need godly dads so badly. But thank you so much for commenting on this because you're absolutely right
