🎙️ The Notes I Leave: Biblical MarriageTotal Time: ~20 minutesFormat: 10 min public + 10 min members-only⸻🕊️ INTROShalom, and grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Welcome to The Notes I Leave podcast.The Hebrew word “shalom” signifies more than mere peace; it signifies wholeness, completeness, well-being, harmony with God and others. All of which, I wish for you.The purpose of this podcast is to share the diverse experiences I encounter as a professor, teacher, entrepreneur, student, father, son, brother, and follower of Christ Jesus. These notes are intended for you, now and in the future.⸻📖 MAIN MESSAGE📜 This week’s theme:In this episode, I discuss how the Lord led me to my wife and my wife to me.📜 Anchor verse(s):4 An excellent wife is the crown of her husband, But she who shames him is like rottenness in his bones.Prov 12:4, New American Standard Bible, 1995📜 Application or takeaway:The Lord has placed on my heart the need for contentment in all aspects of the life He provides.⸻🙏 TRANSITION TO MEMBERSThat is the heart of what the Lord laid on me this week—but for those of you walking this journey further with me, there is a deeper side I want to share; in the members-only section, I’ll be opening up about how this career change challenged me as a father and a disciple.But first, I would like to leave you with a quote and question.📚 Quote:“Assume good intentions.”—Scott Criner☕️ Question:Do you believe that God has made a spouse for you?📞 Call to action:If you are not yet a member and want to support this work while gaining full access to deeper reflections like these, head to https://www.biblicalanatomyacademy.com click on ‘Podcasts,’ and then click on ’Support the Podcast’ or simply access the direct link via https://podcast.biblicalanatomy.com/support⸻🕯️ PRAYER AND BLESSINGFather, thank You for guiding us—even when the path is not clear to us. Teach us to walk in humility, trust, and obedience.Until next time, may the peace of Christ dwell richly in you and may I express ‘maranatha,’ which is an Aramaic word translating to “Come, Lord Jesus.”

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