Coming Out as a Christian to Your Unbelieving Spouse

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I’m excited to have yet another edition of “Picking Hubby’s Brain” as we endeavor to answer one of the many questions we’ve been given from you our readers/viewers on how to navigate challenges in marriage.

This husband’s question deals with “change” and in particular dealing with a drastic change in marriage, moving from atheism to Christianity and how to navigate addressing that shift with his wife.

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So I hope you’ll watch how my pastor husband Gary and I dialogue about this challenging situation by clicking on the video below …

 

 

Have any of you experienced a similar challenge in your marriage and how did you address it?

 

What encouragements would you add to what my hubby and I have shared?

 

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Linking up with these fine blogs –  Weekend Whispers, Making Your Home SingMondays @ Soul Survival, Faith ‘n Friends, Word of God Speak, Spiritual Sundays, Sitting Among Friends, Give Me Grace, Family, Friendship and Faith, and DanceWithJesusFriday

2 responses to “Coming Out as a Christian to Your Unbelieving Spouse”

  1. When there is a division in a marriage, especially with regards to faith it is never easy. It is downright hard. Remembering that you love one another and that prayer is a powerful blessing in the life of the believing spouse is huge. A great support system of faithful prayer warriors who are going to remind you to speak life into your spouse is huge.

    This is certainly a hard topic to address but when it is covered by grace we can always benefit from walking His way and loving like Christ.
    Blessings,
    Dawn

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  2. So very good to have Gary back at the table again … what an effective team you guys are!

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