@kingdomboiz_: You Can’t Ask Your Wife to Submit to You If You’re Not Submitted to God; Leadership Requires Accountability” — Justin Owens Justin Owens has challenged Christian husbands to consider their own submission to God before demanding submission from their wives. According to Owens, some men are quick to emphasize biblical teachings about a wife submitting to her husband while overlooking the responsibility they themselves have to remain accountable to God. “You can’t ask her for her half of the verse if you’re not living your half. Leadership requires accountability,” he said. Owens argued that a man who refuses to submit to God risks making important decisions based solely on his own judgment. “A man who doesn’t submit to God is a rogue agent. He’s a captain with no commander,” he said. He further suggested that a wife’s hesitation to follow her husband’s leadership should not automatically be interpreted as disrespect, particularly when she has concerns about his spiritual direction and accountability. “Before you get frustrated that she won’t follow you, ask yourself this: Who’s leading you?” Owens said. He concluded by stressing that Christian leadership in marriage should not be about demanding control, but about first living under God’s leadership. “She ain’t looking for a perfect man. She’s looking for a submitted man,” he added.

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