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Romans 12-13: Practical Advice
Bill Aumack
01 June 2019
downeychurch.org
Cast: Downey Church
Tags: Downey, Church, worship, Adventist, SDA, sermon, God, religion, seventh-day, Sabbath, Bible and christian
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*Giovanni 11:3-4*
Le sorelle dunque mandarono a dire a Gesù: «Signore, ecco, colui che tu ami è malato». Gesù, udito ciò, disse: «Questa malattia non è per la morte, ma è per la gloria di Dio, affinché per mezzo di essa il Figlio di Dio sia glorificato» Testo di Henri JM Nouwen elaborato e presentato in studio da Elvira Franzoni.
Meditazione giornaliera, serie "Apri la porta del tuo cuore". www.hopechannel.it Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quymqSK2cdw
by Richard Voth | 2 June 2019 | Des Ford’s knowledge of the Bible and Mrs. White and how he shared those insights with us is something that I will always appreciate. His ability to tie things together from the Old and New Testaments was amazing to me. On almost any topic he would quote […] Source: https://atoday.org/how-des-ford-enriched-my-life/
Dear Aunt Sevvy, I’ve been married for over a decade. We’re in our 70s and are very happy together. My husband and I were both widowed. However, my husband’s late wife was the woman he left his first wife and kids for. His first wife never remarried. For what it’s worth, my husband was not […] Source: https://atoday.org/im-the-third-wife-of-an-adulterer-am-i-lost/
Marriage, like the Sabbath, is a gift of God to humanity that goes back to Eden. And, as Seventh-day Adventists, we know what the enemy of souls has done, and is still doing, to both the Sabbath and to marriage. Even the best of marriages are, at times, going to suffer from conflict.
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What follow are a few principles that can help couples work through these issues.
You must learn to forgive, especially when your spouse doesn’t deserve it. Anyone can forgive the deserving: in fact, that’s hardly forgiveness. True forgiveness is forgiving those who don’t warrant it, the way the Lord forgives us through Christ. We must do likewise. Otherwise, our marriage, if it survives (which isn’t likely), will seem like purgatory.
You must accept that you’re married to a sinner, to a being who has been damaged to some degree emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Get used to it. Accept your spouse’s faults. Pray your way through them. You might have to live with those faults, but you don’t have to obsess over them. If you do, they will eat you alive. A holy and perfect God, through Christ, accepts us as we are: you, who are hardly holy and perfect, must do the same with your spouse.
| Read Philippians 2:4-8. What important principle here, as well, can we use that can help us, not just in marriage, but in all potentially troublesome relationships? |
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