Christian marriage is a covenant where duties are distinct yet complementary. The husband's primary duty is to demonstrate sacrificial love and servant leadership, like Christ to the Church (Ephesians 5:25). The wife's primary duty is to demonstrate respectful support and partnership, promoting unity and peace (Ephesians 5:33). Both spouses are called to mutual submission and forgiveness, making their marriage a powerful picture of the Gospel.

The essential role of Christian parents is to be the primary disciple-makers in their home, a critical task in today's secular society. This involves intentionally integrating faith into daily life (Deuteronomy 6:7), teaching a biblical worldview, and actively modeling a life transformed by the Gospel. By prioritizing spiritual instruction and acting as media gatekeepers, parents equip their children to be independent, counter-cultural followers of Christ.