Passage: Ephesians
In this message, Clint and Diane Rutledge explore the challenges of having "picture perfect" expectations in relationships and how it can lead to unmet expectations, frustration, and disappointment. They propose Jesus' rule of "love one another as I have loved you" as a better approach, which means loving others without expecting anything in return. They apply this principle to marriage, using Ephesians 5:22, and explain the importance of mutual submission and valuing each other equally. They also provide practical steps to identify, communicate, and release expectations while choosing love, and share personal stories to illustrate the importance of these steps in building healthy relationships. Join us as we dive deeper into this topic and provide helpful insights for anyone seeking to improve their relationships.
The Notes that accompany this message can be found here. Use them to take notes, archive what you learn and create a reference for later:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I9ph994c3U9wAi2vOhdhEAR5mBra7eOMTL-WDT43Fys/edit?usp=sharing






