17. You Can Be Right and Still Be Unloving | Marriage + Relationships
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17. You Can Be Right and Still Be Unloving | Marriage + Relationships
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In marriage, friendships, and even our closest family relationships, it's easy to become so focused on proving our point that we forget the person standing across from us is someone we're called to love.
But what if winning the argument is actually costing us an opportunity to reflect Jesus?
In this episode of It's Deeper Than That, we're exploring how pride, humility, and biblical love shape the way we navigate conflict. Through Scripture, we'll unpack the difference between speaking truth in love verses using truth as a weapon, why biblical knowledge doesn't always equal spiritual maturity, and how even our disagreements can become opportunities for spiritual growth.
Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13, James 4, and Philippians 2, we'll examine what it means to extend patience, kindness, and grace to the people closest to us - especially when we feel misunderstood, frustrated, or absolutely certain that we're right.
Because the goal of a Christ-centered marriage isn't to determine who wins every disagreement. It's to cultivate a relationship where both people are learning to love more like Jesus.
Sometimes the greatest victory isn't hearing, "You were right." It's knowing that even in disagreement, you chose love.
Let's look a little deeper. 🤍