Beautiful day for a rainy day 💕😍 TODAH YADAH YAHUAH ❤️

Beautiful day for a rainy day 💕😍 TODAH YADAH YAHUAH ❤️

Shalom everyone may this be a blessed day for all of you.
Dear Heavenly Father, Yahuah we seek your council, we invoke your spirit, help us to discern, as nothing escapes your site. Guide us Yahuah give us a healthy spirit, a clear eye and wisdom to help us. Identify any presence of the enemy, trying to tempt or trap us into the sin of pride or vanity. Set us free of our flesh so that we may see with the eyes of Yahusha. Let us identify the spirit behind any choices we must make. May your Ruach Ha’ Qodesh fill us and take control, so that we only need to walk in obedience for you alone are, you are our sovereign Yahuah and all our decisions must glorify you and your beloved son, Yahusha Messiah, in his sweet and Qodesh name.
Ahmein.

What a Baruch morning beautiful skies with some beautiful cloud coverage by day ❤️🥰 TODAH YADAH YAHUAH for a wonderful day. I pray you and all your household is Baruch family. Have a beautiful rest day in YAHUSHA 🥰❤️

Yadah YAHUAH Rapha! ♥️

Shabbat shalom beloved ♥️🫂

Starting a new series this Sabbath Day!

The Woman Who Can’t Be Wrong Will Eventually Destroy the Marriage
Men, understand this early:
You cannot love a woman who experiences correction as violence.
You cannot lead a woman who hears guidance as control.
Even when you speak calmly.
Even when you choose your words carefully.
She won’t hear you.
Because pride is louder than truth.
And pride does not coexist with peace.
Let’s break it down.
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1. Her Ego Will Slowly Kill Her Empathy
She learned early that “winning” arguments meant power.
So she equates love with dominance, not understanding.
She doesn’t believe she should be corrected.
She doesn’t believe she can be wrong.
But the woman who cannot be corrected
eventually becomes impossible to love.
Because the moment she stops listening,
she stops learning.
And when learning ends,
so does intimacy.
Humility sustains love.
She replaced hers with independence.
And independence without wisdom
turns into isolation dressed up as strength.
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2. Every Disagreement Becomes a Contest
She doesn’t enter conversations seeking clarity.
She enters seeking victory.
She interrupts.
She reframes.
She walks away convinced she “won.”
But every win costs her something real:
your respect,
your peace,
your willingness to engage.
A marriage cannot survive
when one partner treats the other like an opponent.
The moment ego replaces unity,
destruction replaces direction.
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3. She Will Train You Into Silence
Men don’t go silent because they’re weak.
They go silent because they’re exhausted.
When a man feels unheard long enough,
he stops explaining.
Stops correcting.
Stops trying.
And when a man stops talking,
the relationship starts dying—quietly, slowly, inevitably.
Silence is not peace.
Silence is resignation.
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4. Her Mouth Will Do the Damage Her Apologies Can’t Undo
Anger makes her reckless with words.
She’ll say what she doesn’t mean
and mean what she shouldn’t say.
The damage lingers long after the argument ends.
You can apologize for tone.
You cannot erase scars.
And the truth is simple:
Pride is expensive.
It always charges interest.
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5. She Will Blame You for the Distance She Created
When the marriage finally collapses,
she won’t see her contribution.
She’ll say, “You changed.”
But what really happened is this:
You stopped fighting
for someone who kept fighting against you.
A marriage cannot survive a woman
who chooses stubbornness over softness,
argument over alignment,
ego over partnership.
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Final Word
A peaceful marriage requires humility—
not constant debate.
A woman who believes she’s always right
doesn’t see her husband as capable.
She sees him as inferior.
And no man thrives
where he is continually undermined.
Choose wisely.
Because a wise woman builds her home.
But a proud woman
argues hers into dust.

Feeding the Chickens
Dominic and Raiya feeding the chickens.