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Dr. Lutzer, my question is about the qualifications of a preacher according to 1 Timothy.
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About 6 years ago my wife admitted that she had committed adultery. I refused to forgive her, and we were …
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Divorce And Remarriage
The Bible not only presents divine ideals but also sin-caused realities. In the Old Testament, divorce and remarriage were permitted under specific regulations. The question is whether or not any of these guidelines are applicable today within the context of the New Testament. Two instances demonstrate that divorce can, under certain conditions, be considered scriptural today. 1. When One Partner Develops a Pattern of Sexual Immorality Christ said, “And I say to you: whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, (fornication) and marries another, commits adultery” (Matthew 19:9). Several observations should be noted: (1) A spouse who divorces his/her … Read More >
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When You Make A Foolish Vow
God honors those who keep their commitments.
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My wife committed adultery which led to a divorce.
She wouldn’t consider reconciliation even though it’s what I desired. It …
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About 3 years ago I met a beautiful young lady in need of Jesus. I witnessed to her and she …
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Although I was raised a Roman Catholic, I was saved and ended up joining a Baptist church which I later …
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You’ve asked many questions, Alex, some of them are difficult, so let’s start at the top.
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