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He Married a Virgin Then Understood Why His Father Strayed | Dag Heward-Mills

Before You Say I Do

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He Married a Virgin Then Understood Why His Father Strayed | Dag Heward-Mills

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Before You Say I Do
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Bishop Dag Heward-Mills confronts the romantic illusions many carry into marriage, teaching that staying with one person for life is a supernatural act no one should take lightly. He explains that when young people are in love they sing songs about forever, but after years of marriage the reality sets in and some begin to feel trapped. He references the commandment to honour thy father and thy mother that it may be well with thee, and challenges the idea that a father must earn honour by never failing. He shares the testimony of a young virgin brother who married a beautiful virgin and for a season they lived happily. When serious difficulties arose in his own marriage, the young man returned to his pastor and confessed that he finally understood why his own father had strayed. Bishop Dag warns that a woman can be a wonderful mother to her children yet a terrible wife to her husband, and charges every listener to honour their father rather than judge him, because marriage is far harder than anyone imagines from the outside. CHAPTERS 0:00 He Married a Virgin Then Understood Why His Father Strayed 0:41 The Challenge of Staying Married 1:46 No Animal Stays With One Female 2:46 We Are Trying Our Best 3:41 Love Is Beautiful When You Are Young 4:41 When Marriage Feels Like a Prison 5:41 The Virgin Brother's Confession 6:41 Good Mother but Terrible Wife 7:46 Staying With One Is Supernatural KEY SCRIPTURES Ephesians 6:2-3 - "Honour thy father and mother that it may be well with thee" Full message:    • SESSION 7 -  WHY SOME SONS FIND IT DIFFICU...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #StayingWithOneWomanIsSupernatural #MarriagePreparation #HonorYourFather #BeforeYouSayIDo #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026