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Category Archives: Divorce
Worship and Forgiveness
Forgiveness is not solely about me – what happened to me and who did it. It’s about God—who He is and His authority as Judge. Continue reading
Old Testament Law – not the final word
The times when God “let all nations go their own way” (Acts 14:15); “when He held back and did not punish those who sinned in times past ” (Romans 3:25-26); when He “endured with much patience vessels of wrath” (Romans 9:22-23) and when He “overlooked such ignorance” (Acts 17:30-31). Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, Law, Old Testament Law, Teaching of Jesus
Tagged Jesus and the OT, Old Testament, OT Law
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Understanding Forgiveness
20 resources to help us understand and work through forgiveness. Continue reading
What if you don’t feel love?
Have you noticed how being true to feelings has become a measure of good character? One who fails to act consistently with her feelings is considered dishonest and hypocritical. How does this apply to love? Continue reading
Posted in Broken Relationships, Choosing a mate, Dating, Divorce, Divorce and Remarriage, God's Love, Love, Marriage, marriage problems, Relationships, Should I get married?, troubled marriage
Tagged emotion of love, how important are feelings in marriage?, Love, love and feelings.don't feel love
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Advice for adult children of divorce
Adult children of divorce (ACOD) face daunting challenges in both life and marriage.
10 helpful points for people who never had the benefit of seeing a loving, committed marriage modeled for them. Continue reading
A song from a hurting heart
They say divorce is like death. The pain is greater when you’ve been forsaken by a spouse. The fears, regrets, guilt, anger, loss and loneliness can cycle through your heart for years. Music is often a means that helps to heal the heart. Continue reading
When you feel like getting revenge
Seven responses when you feel like getting revenge. Continue reading
What should we know about marriage?
Originally posted on Wisdomforlife:
Someone once asked why so many married people seem so miserable. “Perhaps,” another responded, “it’s because so many miserable people are married.” Maybe marriage itself is not the problem. With a 50 percent divorce rate for…
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