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Marriage: For God’s Sake and the Sake of the Children (Part 5) Divorce – Fruit, Root, Remedy.

What if one of the greatest deceptions in the modern church isn't outside the church... but inside it? In Part 5 of Marriage for God's Sake and the Sake of the Children, Greg Lancaster confronts one of the most controversial and consequential issues facing the church today: divorce, remarriage, repentance, and the devastating impact these decisions have on children, families, and generations. Why did John the Baptist lose his head over this message? Why did Jesus repeatedly warn about adultery, deception, and repentance? What does the spirit of Jezebel have to do with modern views of marriage and sexuality? And why did Jesus tell the church at Thyatira, "Nevertheless, I have this against you..."? This is not a message built on opinions, traditions, or cultural preferences. It is a direct examination of Scripture, the fruit of our choices, and the call of Christ to repentance. The stakes are eternal. The consequences are generational. The time to hear what Jesus actually said is now. Watch this challenging and eye-opening message: Marriage for God's Sake and the Sake of the Children – Part 5: Divorce: Fruit, Root, Remedy.
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What if one of the greatest deceptions in the modern church isn't outside the church... but inside it? In Part 5 of Marriage for God's Sake and the Sake of the Children, Greg Lancaster confronts one of the most controversial and consequential issues facing the church today: divorce, remarriage, repentance, and the devastating impact these decisions have on children, families, and generations. Why did John the Baptist lose his head over this message? Why did Jesus repeatedly warn about adultery, deception, and repentance? What does the spirit of Jezebel have to do with modern views of marriage and sexuality? And why did Jesus tell the church at Thyatira, "Nevertheless, I have this against you..."? This is not a message built on opinions, traditions, or cultural preferences. It is a direct examination of Scripture, the fruit of our choices, and the call of Christ to repentance. The stakes are eternal. The consequences are generational. The time to hear what Jesus actually said is now. Watch this challenging and eye-opening message: Marriage for God's Sake and the Sake of the Children – Part 5: Divorce: Fruit, Root, Remedy.
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Marriage: For God’s Sake and for the Sake of the Children (Part 1) The Idol of Marriage: Why God’s Design Matters Before or If You Say “I Do”

Marriage: For God Sake and for the Children’s Sake (Part 2)Mohar: The Price, the Covenant, and God’s Design for Marriage

Marriage: For God’s Sake and The Children’s Sake (Part 3) Marriage Outside God’s Design – “Such Were Some of You”

Marriage: For God’s Sake & The Children’s Sake (Part 4) – Divorce: Fruit, Root, and Remedy

Marriage: For God’s Sake and the Sake of the Children (Part 5) Divorce – Fruit, Root, Remedy.

Marriage: For God’s Sake & The Sake of the Children (Part 6)  – Divorce: Fruit, Root, Remedy

Marriage: For God’s Sake & the Children’s Sake (Part 7) Divorce: Fruit, Root, Remedy

 
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