While the issue of divorce and remarriage is heavily debated, the follower of Christ must uphold the solemnity of the marriage covenant while rejoicing in the infinitely sufficient blood of Christ to forgive, cleanse and restore. In part 8 of Biblical Marriage: One Man, One Woman, One Flesh, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 19:1-12.
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Old Jacob Johnson, raging hypochondriac, was convinced that the pain on
his left side was appendicitis. Mrs Johnson explained that the appendix
is on
the right.
“So, aha! THAT’s why it hurts to much,” said Jacob. “My appendix is on the wrong side!”
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In a spiritually mixed marriage, the follower of Christ has a unique opportunity to minister God’s love and truth to an unbelieving spouse and children. In part 7 of Biblical Marriage: One Man, One Woman, One Flesh, Pastor Dan Cox reads from 1 Corinthians 7:12-16.
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During a test I was administering, I noticed that one of
my married students, who was quite pregnant, kept rubbing her side.
After class, before she
left, I asked her, “Are you okay? I noticed you were holding onto your
side.”
“Oh, I’m fine,” she answered. “It’s just that my baby was pushing his foot up and down my ribs, and it hurt a little.”
“Well, that’s good,” I said, feeling relieved.
“Yes,” she continued. “It’s strange. He normally sleeps during your class.”
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While God has made provision for divorce in certain instances, the follower of Christ is called to recognize and uphold the solemnity of the marriage covenant. In part 6 of Biblical Marriage: One Man, One Woman, One Flesh, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 19:1-12.
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We
dare to hang our hat and stake our hope on the gladdest news of all– if
God permits the challenge, he will provide the grace to meet it. God
has enough grace to solve every dilemma you face, wipe every tear you
cry, and answer every question you ask.
Would
we expect anything less from God? Would he send his Son to die for us
and not send his power to sustain us? Paul found such logic impossible.
Scripture says, “He who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for
us all—how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all
things?” (Romans 8:32).
Is
Jesus on my side? Just look at the wound in his. Having given the
supreme and costliest gift, how can he fail to lavish upon us all he has
to give? If God permits the challenge, he will provide the grace to
meet it.
