Matthew 19:10 - 19:12
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explains in his talk on Matthew 19:10-12 that although the state may grant a divorce, it does not mean that God recognizes it. When Christians choose to follow Jesus' teachings faithfully, they may find themselves at odds with cultural beliefs. Divorce and remarriage may be considered adultery in the eyes of God, even if it is legal and socially acceptable. Not everyone can accept the idea of remaining single as a gift from God, but some are given this gift.
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Matthew 19:13 - 19:15
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In Matthew 19:13-15, people brought children to Jesus hoping that he would bless them. However, the disciples rebuked the children, not seeing them as
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Matthew 19:16 - 19:22
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In this message by Steve Gregg, he delves into the story of the rich young ruler in Matthew 19:16-22. Jesus challenges the man's view that riches are
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Matthew 19:1 - 19:9
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg examines the issue of divorce and remarriage based on Matthew 19:1-9, where Jesus is questioned by the Pharisees. Gregg
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