The third episode of The Diaspora Marriage, a Voice of Covenant series on building a Christ-centered home when you are walking between two cultures.

In this episode, Micheline Nelson teaches on the marriage that holds two different faith stories: the home where one of you was raised Catholic and the other Pentecostal, where one ofyou came to Christ years into the marriage, or where one of you is still not there yet. These are not rare stories in the diaspora. Drawing on Scripture and her years of covenant ministry, she walks through four things every mixed-faith home needs to hear:

1. Your home is not a lesser home; it is set apart by the faith already in it (1 Corinthians 7:14)

2. The "unequally yoked" verse, and why it was never meant as a weapon against a marriage that already exists (2 Corinthians 6:14)

3. One home, two grandmothers: honoring both traditions without confusing your children (Joshua 24:15)

4. A word for the spouse who is further along: won without a word, not by argument (1 Peter 3:1-2)

Plus, what our culture gets right and wrong about faith in the family, and why quiet, faithful witness changes more hearts than a thousand arguments.

For married couples in mixed-faith homes, especially Haitian and Francophone Christian couples in the diaspora, and for anyone praying for a husband or wife to come to faith.

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