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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 30 MIN

The Marriage Advice We Don’t Want—but Need | 1 Peter 3:1–7

from LEADing · host Cornerstone Chuch

Some of the most important truths about marriage are the ones we’re most tempted to ignore. In 1 Peter 3:1–7, Peter gives direct and challenging instruction to both wives and husbands—calling them to live with humility, respect, and understanding in a way that reflects the gospel. In this episode of the LEADing Podcast, we explore why these commands can feel difficult, how they apply in real-life relationships, and what it looks like to honor God in marriage even when it’s not easy. We also look at how a spouse’s actions can influence the spiritual direction of a marriage and why God cares deeply about how husbands and wives treat one another.If you’re navigating tension, growth, or simply want a stronger biblical foundation for your marriage, this conversation will help you take practical steps forward. 1 Peter 3 1-7biblical marriage rolesChristian marriage adviceBible teaching on marriagewives and husbands Biblesubmission in marriage explainedChristian leadership podcastLEADing podcast marriagehow to have a godly marriagehusbands love your wives Biblerespect in marriage Christianbiblical relationshipsmarriage and faith

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