Genesis 2:18-25

Millionaire Marriages Sermon Outline

Those who are married have the potential of great wealth in what truly matters. We can have a millionaire marriage when we understand the value God has placed on the family. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares God’s design for marriage and how to maintain a godly home.

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February 16 • Exodus 33:14

Knowing God Helps Us Trust God

When we know God intimately, we are able to rest and trust His character to work through confusing circumstances for our good and His glory.

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February 15 • James 3:9-10

Listen Carefully and Speak Wisely

Listening carefully and speaking wisely will build up rather than tear down marriages.

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February 14 • James 1:19

Are You a Good Listener?

Taking the time and making the effort to listen will enhance intimacy and oneness in your relationship.

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James 1:19

How to Handle Conflicts Outline and Transcript

God made husbands and wives different so that He may make us one in marriage. Because of our innate differences, arguments are inevitable. In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to handle conflict in marriage.

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February 13 • Philippians 2:3-4

Selfishness Does Not Foster Unity

Putting the needs and interests of the other person before our own will promote and nurture the unity that God designed for relationships.

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February 12 • Ephesians 2:19-20

Do You Have a Flexible Family?

Marriages need flexibility as well as strength to thrive.

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February 11 • Ephesians 5:33

How Do You Respond to the Differences?

We can serve one another when we understand and celebrate our differences.

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1 Peter 2:21-24

Communicate or Disintegrate Outline and Transcript

The biggest problem in many marriages is failure to adequately communicate; if we don’t learn to communicate, our homes could disintegrate. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the power and the practice of healthy communication.

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February 10 • James 3:6-8

Do You Say What You Really Mean?

Words communicate the condition of the heart.

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