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50:53 It makes you feel like it's okay to get back up there again in order to give grace to those who hear. So don't talk corruptingly. In marriage, there is a better way to say most things. Okay, sincerely. Ninety something percent of the people that come through the door looking for marriage counseling, 90, it's born out more than ninety percent. Easy to Understand, Hard to Do
30:30 I know that the best marriages are me and you against me and you baby against the world marriages, right? They're the ones that have decidedly, this is the most important relationship. This is where god does his most profound work. This is where we know that we are together. It is by choice and so, for this reason, a man shall leave his father and mother, come what may, be joined to his wife, the two shall be one flesh and when I say, I don't know why it doesn't say it the other way, Paul immediately agrees. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
30:02 Because we are all parts of his body. We should be as a marriage one flesh. We should be as a pair. We should be for each other. Both of it. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
11:02 So any kind of sexual activity that takes place outside of marriage is listed right there, and it's an abrupt shift. Right? It goes, be imitators of God, just as God loved you and Christ died for us. He's a fragrant Roma. But listen, sexual immorality, you gotta get out of there. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
44:44 So any kind of sexual activity that takes place outside of marriage is listed right there, and it's an abrupt shift. Right? It goes, be imitators of God, just as God loved you, and Christ died for us. He's a fragrant aroma, but listen, sexual immorality. You gotta get out of there. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
32:14 Some of us are on the chipping machine, which is the worst. Know, we all had our giftings in our our spot. Right? We must share that common vision of prioritizing the gospel, in our conversations, in our prayers, in our families, marriages, sharing each other's burdens together. Right? Joy Despite Imprisonment
39:28 When he asked a couple coming through the door, what is it that you think I might be able to help you with here today in a marriage counseling session? He says, 94% of time they say it's communication. We're not communicating. We're talking past one another. We're just not communicating. Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
48:17 So egalitarian, the gospel removes all gender based restrictions. Men and women share the same gift gifting purpose and calling. There are no gender barriers in church leadership. Women can serve in all positions of leadership including pastors, elders, and teachers. Marriage is built on mutual submission and shared responsibility rather than a designated hierarchy. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
27:18 We're in a time of life that is full. I don't like to use the word busy. But we can get by most of the time coordinating with text messages, with shared calendars, AI assistance, and quick phone calls. But if Natalie and I don't sit down and spend time together without an agenda just talking and listening to each other, then we're not in a marriage, we're in a cooperative partnership. And it's the same with God. Whatever You Ask in My Name
38:59 Death and life are in the power of the tongue. Would you choose life? That's what I'm going to do is build up rather than tear down and I want to say, if we go back for just a second, every time that anybody comes in for marriage counseling, I had a professor in seminary who was in these married chapels that I had to teach and preach in. He was there and he says that 90 plus percent of the time. He said 94% of the time in his experience. Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
31:40 You don't subjugate her. You're right there with her to love her as he love himself and the wife must see to it that she respects her husband. That brings me the love and respect. There's a book by Emerson Eggerich and two or three of y'all in this room and several in the first have said, that book saved my marriage, you know? Emerson Eric Eggerich has a book that I read and I thought it was most repetitive book I've ever read in my life. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
1:03:40 The mystery is great but I'm speaking with reference to Christ in the church. Nevertheless, as for you individually, folks, each husband is to love his own wife the same as himself and the wife must see to it that she respects her husband. There's a book by Emerson Eggerich that some of y'all just say, this saved my marriage and I'm glad it did. Think it's the most repetitive book I've ever read in my whole life. Read that verse 1,400 times. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
37:53 The riches of his glorious inheritance and the incomparably great power that is at work within you as a believer. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead and sealed him at his place of total authority. That's just chapter one. That's good stuff. Sometimes in marriage counseling, this is from this was from I took this from marital, premarital, and family counseling class in seminary, and he had couples that were not able to get along, sit across from each other and say this because both of them are believers. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
47:56 It says he stepped out of that and emptied himself, made himself of no reputation. And he took on the form of a slave or bond servant, and coming in the likeness of men, and being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself. Well, just I always say in in marriage counseling when I'm starting off, I said, at some point in the past, father, son, holy spirit in perfect relationship, in need of nothing decided within the Godhead to create mankind. Now, that's an unequal relationship between a man made out of dirt with life breathed into him, temporal being and almighty eternal God. Right? Give Me Jesus
10:18 But you know, we all had our giftings in our spot, right? We must share that common vision of prioritizing the gospel in our conversations, in our prayers, in our families, marriages, sharing each other's burdens together, right? If you have, if you go and have coffee with somebody that's not a believer, maybe you evangelize that person, that's awesome but other than that, it's just a coffee meeting, right? It's just, we're just having coffee but if your brother or sister in Christ and you have coffee, like, there's a lot more going on than just having coffee. The same spirit in a that's in us is in each other. Partners in the Gospel
39:37 That you have provisioned them, that you have given them the talents and the resources to take on this endeavor for you, Lord. I pray as they step out into the mission field that you would protect this family, that you would protect this marriage, that you would bless this ministry. Lord, I pray for all the hearts that are here, Lord, that you would move those that you would have moved towards them in prayer and towards financial support. I pray, Lord, for this camp in Alaska. I pray that you would use it powerfully, that people would come to know you, the only true source of life and joy and hope in this world. First Be, Then Do
1:03:42 But if Natalie and I don't sit down and spend time together without an agenda just talking and listening to each other, then we're not in a marriage, we're in a cooperative partnership. And it's the same with God. If I only ever ask him for stuff and direct him to things, even good things that I'd like to see him do, I'm treating him like a genie in a lamp or like a manager or an employee. Because we get to know God more when we don't just study him, but when we contemplate him and through prayer invite him into our lives. And paradoxically, and this is the tip for you type A you will actually achieve more when you spend more of your time with God. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates

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