Yesterday, in part I, the Starkes began to describe their experience of a biblically modeled marriage. Here in part II, they delve further into the spiritual lives of spouses who seek to live out God's ideal for marriage.

Yesterday, in part I, the Starkes began to describe their experience of a biblically modeled marriage. Here in part II, they delve further into the spiritual lives of spouses who seek to live out God's ideal for marriage.

Editor's Note: Today's post marks the fourth and final installment to our four-part response to a paper suggesting that egalitarian marriages provide a more satisfying option than complementarian ones. Here are parts I, II and III.

Editor's Note: Gretchen Neisler works on staff at a Lifeway Christian Store and serves in the Children's Ministry of Clifton Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where she and her husband Joshua are members.

  Editor's note: Part I of this post appeared on Friday. In that post, Dr. Jones argued that, according to Scripture, what our children wear on the outside, say much about the condition of their hearts. In part II, Dr. Jones gives some guidance for parents in this war for the souls of our children.

  Editor's note: Part I of this post appeared on Friday. In that post, Dr. Jones argued that, according to Scripture, what our children wear on the outside, say much about the condition of their hearts. In part II, Dr. Jones gives some guidance for parents in this war for the souls of our children.