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Marcia Dixon MBE2025-11-13T05:02:00
Writer Marcia Dixon reflects on Raye’s hit single, using it as a springboard to discuss how older women of faith can mentor younger ones in love, confidence, and godly living.
Someone recently brought the hit single ‘Where is my husband?’ by pop star Raye to my attention. My first thought after watching the video was that the angst of finding a husband has gone mainstream!!! Joking aside, this question is one most women have asked themselves at some point and usually don’t know the answer.
The song inspired me to reflect on Titus 2 where older women are encouraged to teach younger women to love and be subject to their husbands and family and be of good godly character.
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