KARAIKUDI CONFERENCE - Session - 10

October 18, 20141h 18mWatch on YouTube

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Psalm 19:12 and hidden faultsThe psalmist asks who can discern his errors and prays to be acquitted of hidden faults, which are like dangerous snakes hiding under cupboards.

Learning humility from 46 years of marriageReflecting on decades of marriage and raising children reveals many faults that were once unknown, which naturally creates a humble spirit.

Seeing ourselves dimly through 1 Corinthians 13True love recognizes its own unseen flaws rather than just pointing out the faults of others, echoing the principle of seeing dimly now.

Failing to be thankful as a hidden faultFailing to express thankfulness to a spouse, as taught in Colossians 3:15, is an example of a sin or hidden fault that people often overlook.Colossians 3:15

Christ having first place in everythingBased on Colossians 1:18, God desires that Jesus Christ has the preeminence and first place in every area of our lives and homes.Colossians 1:18

Being faithful with money according to Luke 16Jesus teaches in Luke 16:11 that being faithful with unrighteous mammon is tied to receiving true spiritual riches.Luke 16:11

Balancing strict discipline with friendshipParents must discipline their children strictly for godliness while also playing games with them to build true friendship and openness.

Learning meekness from JesusTrue brokenness and meekness cannot be copied from humans but must be learned directly from Jesus as stated in Matthew 11.Matthew 11:28–29

Love and respect in marriageEphesians 5:33 commands husbands to love their wives and wives to respect their husbands, even after seeing each other's faults.Ephesians 5:33

The persistent widow parable in Luke 18Believers should act like the persistent widow in Luke 18, crying out to God day and night for justice against the enemy in their homes.

Three vital points to rememberThe speaker summarizes three key takeaways: remembering hidden faults, assuring love and respect in marriage, and praying without giving up.

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KARAIKUDI CONFERENCE - Session - 10

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