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"And the man said, The woman whom thou gavest to be with me, she gave me of the tree, and I did eat."
Genesis 3:12, KJV
Hession brings the book's principles into the most immediate testing ground — marriage and family — arguing that a couple's willingness to be broken, open, and honest with each other is often the truest measure of whether revival is real. He points to the pattern of blame introduced at the Fall as the root of much domestic friction, and calls husbands and wives to take responsibility for their own faults first rather than excusing themselves at the other's expense.
- Where in my home do I default to blaming rather than owning my part?
- Is there something in my closest relationship that needs honest, specific confession rather than a general apology?
This is a UECF.NET reader's-guide summary of "Chapter 6: Revival in the Home" from The Calvary Road by Roy Hession — not the chapter's original text. Read Hession's own words in this chapter from the publisher: CLC Publications (free sample chapter).