What if I want kids but my spouse doesn't?

As a Christian, what is your role when it comes to childbearing? Listen in as Ryan and Selena address a listener's question about this very topic. We hope it blesses you!
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[@zelig2]

I feel like you missed the concern of the woman who asked the question. The video turned into ammunition for the wife to use to pressure her husband into having kids with her. If this is successful there's a good chance the husband isn't going to feel like it was actually his decision. The wife needs to learn how to work with her husband to allow the space for him to either grow into the desire for children or accept that he doesn't want children. Your argument makes it sound like it's a sin to not have children if married.

[@JR-fh1iz]

Exactly. This is some of the worst advice I have found so far. I also can't stand when people selectively choose which parts of the bible to take literally, but that's a whole other discussion.