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Day 4: The Henpecked Husband

6/26/2025

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"I have married a wife, and for that reason I cannot come." - Luke 14:20

Cowboy Wisdom:
A real cowboy doesn't throw his partner under the stagecoach when trouble comes. This husband used his new bride as a shield to hide behind instead of being straight about his own lack of interest. Marriage is meant to be a partnership, not an excuse factory.

Notice this man didn't even ask to be excused - he flat out said he "cannot come." His new wife had become his reason for avoiding God's invitation. But God never gives us relationships to pull us away from Him; He gives them to draw us closer.

This excuse reveals something about the man's character. Instead of taking responsibility for his own choices, he blamed his circumstances. Real integrity means owning our decisions rather than using the people we love as convenient excuses.

Questions for Reflection
  1. Have you ever used family responsibilities as an excuse to avoid spiritual commitments?
  2. How can your relationships actually strengthen rather than hinder your walk with God?
  3. What would it look like to include your loved ones in your spiritual journey rather than letting them become barriers?

Prayer Focus:
Father, don't let my relationships become excuses for avoiding You. Instead, help me to include my loved ones in my spiritual journey. Show me how to love them well while still answering Your call. Give me courage to own my choices rather than hiding behind circumstances. Amen.

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