Ask The Pastors: What Does God Think About Divorce?
Everyday Questions, Biblical Answers
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Understanding God's Perspective: Dive into the biblical context, unraveling the meaning of God's stance on divorce amid cultural and religious influences.
- Navigating Scriptures on Marriage and Divorce: Explore Old Testament laws and Deuteronomy 24's impact on gender dynamics within marriage.
- Challenging Misconceptions: Investigate potential misapplications by church leaders, addressing dangers of generalizing views on divorce.
- Healing and Moving Forward: Examine the New Testament marriage model, understanding God's love and plan for those who've experienced divorce.
Description
The Ask The Pastors sessions are where we answer every day questions, with Biblical knowledge, so that we can relate and apply it to our own lives. We receive these questions from every day people with every day struggles and queries and want help knowing what is the Bible's answers. If you have other questions following up from this, or completely different, you will find a section at the end to ask them and we will answer in the next session.
This session is Ask The Pastors - What Does God Think About Divorce?
God created marriage to be a relationship founded on mutual love, respect and honour, as a reflection of the relationship between Christ and the Church. But incidents of domestic abuse leading to mental, emotional and physical trauma, and even death indicate that we need to return to the model of marriage that God desires.
The purpose of this teaching is to present the Scriptural understanding of God's model for marriage and discuss what God meant when He said "I hate divorce" in the Bible. The Church should not allow women to be trapped in abusive marriages under the pretext that "God hates divorce".
In this course, we go through the Bible to find out, what exactly God thinks about divorce.
The Ask The Pastors sessions are ran by Pastor Gabriel and Ugochi Adams, Senior Pastors at Majesty House Church.
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone interested in Biblical teachings
- Anyone struggling with Divorce and what does the Bible have to say about it