As we continue in our study of “Becoming Her" We will focus on what Titus 2 teaches regarding "Her Who Loves Her Husband”. We will meditate on the first marriage performed by God Himself. While most of us are familiar with God’s special creation of Adam and Eve, one man and one woman, this is the foundation from which we will study His purpose and design for marriage. We will study what it means to be one flesh as the basis for the oneness we are to experience in our marriage, as well as the different aspects of the command given in Titus 2:4 “to love your husband”. If we truly want to learn to love our husband, then it begins with and flows from an ever-growing love for Christ Jesus. 

For those of you who who have yet to experience marriage, or maybe due to unforeseen circumstances, find yourself single look for the special notations throughout this study that will give you additional thoughts and insights to encourage and guide you where God has placed you according to His good and sovereign will.

Where most of us are familiar with the instruction of “HER”, I want to invite you to sit down with me, Word of God in hand, pen, paper and your mind to study, to learn how our marriages or lives as single women may adorn the gospel of Jesus Christ.  

This study is divided into five chapters. Each chapter has five sections of study. We will approach this as a five-month study. Each chapter focuses on a different aspect of "loving your husband" using a method of Bible Study that is based on:

Observation, what does the passage say?
Interpretation, what does it mean?
Application, How does it relate to me in my sanctification?

I have structured this study in such a way that each section will have all three of these methods which are essential in studying God’s word accurately (to understand the meaning of the text as God intended it for us) and applicably. 

We will gather together twice a month. On the first week of the month we will open with a practical workshop centered around some of the principals you will be studying this year. Then we will break down into small groups to share what we have learned in our studies the previous month. On the third week of the month you will hear from our teachers on the passages you have already studied and discussed. We will then close our time with prayer together in our small groups.