Comments on: S2E5: Spiritual Leader of the Home

By: Shelley

Shelley — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 22:59:07 +0000

I just saw this video aired on The Dove TV today. I just started doing “The Truth Project” at church…and wonder if this will be addressed in the sessions to come. What you said has awakened me to the truth that it does not say that men have to be the Spiritual Leader of their home and that being the head of the home is not one of the same.

I was glad to hear that my husband is normal, too. I was beginning to wonder. ;D

Joy in Christ to you always

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:23:30 +0000

I saw your show of a man writing in about suffering in silence over the kittens in the house. I got something to say to him. Do what I did—>I am also allergic to cats in the house but not dogs and my wife knew I hate cats and can’t have them inside. One day I came home and saw that she found a cat and I suffered in silence for the night. The next day she went grocery shopping (she forbids to go with her grocery shopping) and I took the cat outside and used the cat for target practice so I get better at hunting Bambi. I love Bambi Burgers.

By: Nathan Freeman

Nathan Freeman — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:50:10 +0000

Mark,
I really appreciate your message to women here, as many expect their husbands to be and do everything. My wife and I have been watching your marriage seminar and are enjoying it immensely. However, my wife gets the feeling that you ask too little of us men, and after watching this clip, I am tending to agree with her.
I do realize that you are addressing a woman’s question in this segment and this is what women need to hear, but men need to hear the strength of the message contained in your analogies to king and president. The Bible directly correlates the relationship of a man to his wife to the relationship of Christ to his Church. The responsibility of being king and president, laying down our lives for our wives and families, is a great one and if we are not immersed in the Word, and carefully weighing the wisdom of our wives and the wisdom God grants us in our own study, we will fall woefully short in this endeavour.

Thank you for your humour and refreshing perspective,

Nathan Freeman,
Osoyoos, BC, Canada

By: lavette

lavette — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:22:24 +0000

I have a situation that i need to discuss first of all i been married for 16 years and i do not feel loved first reason being is because there is not a lot of time being spent in the home from my husband, also he is a minister for 8 yrs i dont see the affection being spent nor communication nor commitment when i get all dolled up he doesnt even look at me or notice how i look so can you tell me what you think because to be honest with you i feel as though he doesnt love me

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By: Diane Brierley for Mark Gungor

Diane Brierley for Mark Gungor — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:37:48 +0000

The shows will be posted on our website soon. Please keep an eye out for them.

By: Wanda

Wanda — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:27:08 +0000

I think you have very informative show and I just love it. Both serious with wisdom and hu—-larious at the same time. I have just one question? I have a friend who has had women issues from his mother to his female friends. Too many to mention. Now he battles and is in serious warfare for his sound mind. I used to care for him but it’s just too much for me. However, I hate to see him go through it. What should I do? I saw the spriits from day one but refuse to go against his will to help him. Or, should I just lay hands suddenly? All kidding aside he needs help!!!!!

By: Marlyn

Marlyn — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 02:08:16 +0000

I appreciate this episode so much. I was just thinking about giving up on a marriage of 12 years and we have four beautiful children. My husband is an unactive minister but I seem to be the spiritual leader in our home. He doesn’t seem to honor the things that I have warned him about and we continue to suffer. I desire a true spiritual leader but I will try to apply the things you have stated in your show to help me. Thank you I love your show!

By: Linda Lou

Linda Lou — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:21:20 +0000

This morning 02/10/2010 getting ready for work I had TBN on and your program came on. I was in awe and I so appreciated the program. I missed the first half and would like to see it. How may I find this on line to watch?

By: Carol Clarke

Carol Clarke — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:08:57 +0000

This is the best show I have ever seen. Little did I know you could learn about the Bible while laughing………..

By: Diane Brierley for Mark Gungor

Diane Brierley for Mark Gungor — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:27:52 +0000

Mark handles all specific questions through his radio show, so please send you question to radio@laughyourway.com and he will be happy to answer it via the program. You can listen at http://www.markgungorshow.com from 10-11 am CST weekdays.
Diane Brierley for Mark Gungor