Ask The Pastors: What Does God Think About Divorce?

Ask The Pastors - What Does God Think About Divorce - Part 1 What does God say about divorce in the Bible? 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". This is Part 1 of this teaching.

What does God think about divorce? What does it say about divorce in the Bible? 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 means 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". This is Part 2 of this teaching and in this video, we will discuss what the context of Malachi 2:16 is where it is written - that God hates divorce?

What does God think about divorce? What does it say in the Bible about divorce? What about remarriage? 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 means 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" This is Part 3 of this teaching where we discuss the stigmatisation of the divorced in the church, and our thoughts on remarriage?

Ask The Pastors - What Does God Think About Divorce - Part 4 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 means 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" This is part 4 of a 5 part series on this topic where we discuss the covenant of marriage and why we should get help when we're having difficulties.

Ask The Pastors - What Does God Think About Divorce - Part 5 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 means 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" This is part 5 of a 5-part series on this topic and here we discuss how marriage is not meant to be a war zone, but a place to experience peace. https://www.majestyhouse.org