Tonny Karwa writes: In these past three months, we have sought to pay a special attention to the subject of Christian Marriage. In June, we held a men’s breakfast that gave us an opportunity to address a group of men from various churches within Kisumu. The Lord helped me to open up Ephesians 5:25-33 to demonstrate what a husband’s love for his wife should look like. One of the invitees lamented, “we have never had such sessions in our church, yet my marriage is calibrated with serious perennial struggles.” Early last month, I had another opportunity to address a small group of men from 1 Peter 3:7 over breakfast. We had men from the word of faith movement attending. One of the young men seeking to marry confessed his fears, “Now that feminism has crept into the church and influenced many sisters, I have been hesitant to get married.” About three weeks ago, I had an opportunity to lead a marriage workshop on “contentment in marriage.” The group discussions turned out to be so profitable. We invited our contacts from other churches and the attendance was encouraging.
