... a consistent fellowship and commitment to God. This pleased God such that He took Enoch to heaven.
God took up Enoch to heaven not to impress us of His mighty works, but He wanted to highlight how He ...
... permanency in marriage. The only cause whereby innocent victims can divorce and remarry is marital unfaithfulness (Matthew 19:9). However, the divorce rate is around 50%. Many now marry with no commitment. ...
... commitment from man to prove our loyalty to him because he created us for himself. Our greatest satisfaction can only come from a deep relationship with God. We are created to crave for our Creator, and ...
... war between spouses. A marriage described as a palace of peace must begin with commitment to love, respect and be faithful to each other in the marriage.
If you were to hold a lump of dark green clay ...
... the innovator of marriage (i.e. God’s) manual.
God created marriage to be an inseparable union of one man and one woman to glorify God and complement each other. Christian marriage is an ultimate commitment ...
... the Lord. But that should not change our confidence in God. Our reverence for Him must rather be unparalleled while our commitment to follow Him, unshaken.
For in the foolishness of God, He works things ...
... a consistent fellowship and commitment to God. This pleased God such that He took Enoch to heaven.
God took up Enoch to heaven not to impress us of His mighty works, but He wanted to highlight how He ...
... permanency in marriage. The only cause whereby innocent victims can divorce and remarry is marital unfaithfulness (Matthew 19:9). However, the divorce rate is around 50%. Many now marry with no commitment. ...
... the innovator of marriage (i.e. God’s) manual.
God created marriage to be an inseparable union of one man and one woman to glorify God and complement each other. Christian marriage is an ultimate commitment ...
... war between spouses. A marriage described as a palace of peace must begin with commitment to love, respect and be faithful to each other in the marriage.
If you were to hold a lump of dark green clay ...
Bible reading: Jonah 4:5-11
Many of us are familiar with the story of Jonah. God wanted him to go warn the Ninevites (a Gentile city) about the destruction that He was about to bring upon them because ...
... commitment from man to prove our loyalty to him because he created us for himself. Our greatest satisfaction can only come from a deep relationship with God. We are created to crave for our Creator, and ...
“Don’t copy the behaviour and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing ...
... with the Israelites for their lack of commitment to God. The passage above refers to a time near the end of Moses' life when the Israelites were just about to cross over the Jordan River into the Promised ...
... permanency in marriage. The only cause whereby innocent victims can divorce and remarry is marital unfaithfulness (Matthew 19:9). However, the divorce rate is around 50%. Many now marry with no commitment. ...
... should have been). That same commitment must characterize the marriage relationship for the duration of the marriage.
Above all, there must be a true commitment to the marriage as promised before God ...
... the Lord. But that should not change our confidence in God. Our reverence for Him must rather be unparalleled while our commitment to follow Him, unshaken.
For in the foolishness of God, He works things ...
... It does say, we are to be faithful to the commitment of our lives to Christ. It does say we are to be obedient children. It does say we are to love the Lord our God and follow Him each day. The Bible tells ...
... permanency in marriage. The only cause whereby innocent victims can divorce and remarry is by marital unfaithfulness (Matthew 19:9). However, the divorce rate around 50%. Many now marry with no commitment. ...
... war between spouses. A marriage described as a palace of peace must begin with commitment to love, respect and be faithful to each other in the marriage.
If you were to hold a lump of dark green clay ...
