The Divorce Dilemma: God's Last Word on Lasting Commitment (Family Focus) (Family Focal Point)
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| Rating | : | 4.93 (584 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1846251079 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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. John and his wife, Patricia, live in Southern California and have four grown children: Matt, Marcy, Mark, and Melinda. About the Author John MacArthur is the pastor-teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, as well as an author, conference speaker, president of The Master's College and Seminary, and featured teacher with the Grace to You radio ministry. Since completing his first best-selling book The Gospel According to Jesus, in 1988, John has written more than six dozen books and, through Grace to You and retail bookstores, distributed millions of copies worldwide. They also enjoy the enthusiastic company of their fourteen grandchildren--Johnny, Ty, Jessy, KD, Olivia, Susannah, Gracie, Kylee, Andrew, Brooke, Elizabeth, Tommy, Audrey and Oliver
The McDonald's said MacArthur Honors Marriage!. I believe that the way we view divorce (and remarriage) says a lot about how we view marriage in general. For instance, in this book John MacArthur lays out four main views on divorce:1. The secular view (which, sadly, even some professing Christians embrace) which says that divorce and remarriage is allowable for any reason at all."MacArthur Honors Marriage!" according to The McDonald's. I believe that the way we view divorce (and remarriage) says a lot about how we view marriage in general. For instance, in this book John MacArthur lays out four main views on divorce:1. The secular view (which, sadly, even some professing Christians embrace) which says that divorce and remarriage is allowable for any reason at all.2. No divorce for any reason, ever.MacArthur Honors Marriage! I believe that the way we view divorce (and remarriage) says a lot about how we view marriage in general. For instance, in this book John MacArthur lays out four main views on divorce:1. The secular view (which, sadly, even some professing Christians embrace) which says that divorce and remarriage is allowable for any reason at all.2. No divorce for any reason, ever.3. Divorce "under certain circumstances," is allowed; but, "no remarriage is allowed - ever- at any time, for anybo. . Divorce "under certain circumstances," is allowed; but, "no remarriage is allowed - ever- at any time, for anybo. . No divorce for any reason, ever.MacArthur Honors Marriage! I believe that the way we view divorce (and remarriage) says a lot about how we view marriage in general. For instance, in this book John MacArthur lays out four main views on divorce:1. The secular view (which, sadly, even some professing Christians embrace) which says that divorce and remarriage is allowable for any reason at all.2. No divorce for any reason, ever.3. Divorce "under certain circumstances," is allowed; but, "no remarriage is allowed - ever- at any time, for anybo. . Divorce "under certain circumstances," is allowed; but, "no remarriage is allowed - ever- at any time, for anybo. "Clear Thinking on a Controversial Topic" according to Pastor Eric. There is no denying the devastation divorce has caused. Families are torn apart. Children suffer. Society is left shattered. So very often when a husband and wife find themselves struggling within marriage, they turn to others for advice. Unfortunately much of what is passed to others as counsel is nothing more than opinion. Sadly, too many times couples are simply told to follow their heart's lead. Thus divorce is embraced and the disintegration of the family continues. There is. Finally a Biblical exposition of the subject. Not a Finally a Biblical exposition of the subject. Not a book that is reactionary or licentious in addressing this heartbreaking issue. Just scripture at face value placed in its appropriate context and given correct application to different complexities in the issue. Also see R.C. Sproul on the subject of divorce ( a bit different on certain cases, but also Biblical).
They also enjoy the enthusiastic company of their fourteen grandchildren--Johnny, Ty, Jessy, KD, Olivia, Susannah, Gracie, Kylee, Andrew, Brooke, Elizabeth, Tommy, Audrey and Oliver. Since completing his first best-selling book The Gospel According to Jesus, in 1988, John has written more than six dozen books and, thro
This book can help to strengthen good marriages and heal troubled ones, and offer wisdom for singles and divorced people considering marriage.. God's Word offers the most comprehensive guide to answering those questions. So you find yourself at one of life's most important crossroads with an extremely difficult decision to make. Whether you're married and considering divorce, single and considering marriage, or divorced and considering remarriage, you're battling tough questions: Am I doing what's best? Am I doing what's right? Maybe you think no one knows exactly how you feel--no one understands the pressures shaping your decision. If that's the case, you