The Struggle is Real: Challenges of Christian Marriage (Husbands edition)
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In this second edition of Books, Bible, Ballots, & Beats, I have a conversation with some of my closest married brothers about the struggles that Black Christian husbands face in marriage today. In this episode I bring on the homies Darryl Roberts, Eric Davis, Mychal Harris, and Albert Curley III. All of which are young married black males who are familiar with my marriage and I with theirs. This episode centers on Ephesians 5:25 - "Husbands love your wives as Christ loved the Church and gave himself up for her." In centering on this scripture, we engage the questions: Do husbands know how to love their wives? Are examples of marriage available to us to mentor us in how to be married or are they now scarce? In what ways does today's culture influence marriage in ways that may present a challenge to the Black Christian husbands considering the influence of social media, gender roles, and the awareness of patriarchy?
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