Women's Romance Novels? Countless Wives Commit This Sin and It’s JUST as Bad as P*rn
Fierce MarriageShow Notes
Today, Ryan and Selena talk about a habit many Christian wives have but rarely question. They go through what the Bible says about it and show why it's just as bad as men watching p*rn.
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