Emy Moore

And watching ways that you have emotionally, physically, mentally have quote unquote died to your flesh and lived a life that has been pursuant of the will of God has healed me and has made me feel so incredibly safe.

And

And when Jesus died for his bride, which is us, the church, it's so we could have forever safety in him.

Yeah.

And also assurance.

And I think the image of Christ crucified, knowing what that actually is and

Living a biblical marriage where a man leaves his father and mother and cleaves to his wife and dies for the bride has been incredibly fundamental to our marriage.

And I think the submission from that is the same way the church submits back to Jesus.

And how the church submits to Jesus is trusting Jesus, is listening to his voice and trusting

um having a relationship that's so incredibly intentional with dependence like how i shared earlier and most of all our marriage and my greatest hope for anybody who sees our marriage points to jesus yeah and it doesn't point to just us it points outside of us to a man who was penned on a cross for you and i who bore the sins and the iniquities of the entire earth who was conceived

by the Virgin Mary, the Holy Spirit, and was given onto this earth as a gift, who not only just took sin for us, but became it.

And from that died on Calvary, was buried and resurrected three days later, so we may rest eternally with him.

And our marriage is meant to mirror that.

And so the fact that I get to live in a revelation of the resurrection of Christ each or every single day is one of the greatest blessings.

That's so good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

Thank you, Lord.

Well, Malik, thanks for hopping on today.