And Marries Another

Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin offers comfort and help from the Word of God concerning issues related to marriage, divorce, and remarriage. Rev. Hagin also brings clarity and understanding to the common misconceptions that have permeated the Church regarding this subject. Once divorced, forever barred from church leadership–sometimes even from full fellowship. Isn’t that what the plain sense of Scripture teaches? No, says Keener. In this compassionate and carefully documented study, he first explores how the early Christians would have understood the statements of Jesus and Paul on divorce and remarriage. Keener then builds a soundly scriptural view of divorce and remarriage–a view that reminds the church that all of its members are forgiven people. About Craig S. Keener Craig...

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Courting Disaster: Should Christians and Non-Christians Date Each Other?

There is one purpose in life: to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever. This book aims to encourage us to please God by submitting our wills to his in our romantic relationships. Neil Richardson explains that the teaching of the Bible is that Christians should not go out with non-Christians, and he thoroughly explores the various issues involved. He looks at points such as: Why it is wrong to go out with a non-Christian; Some of our motives for wanting these relationships; What the eternal consequences are if we disobey the Bibles teaching; Our objections to obeying this teaching. In addition, he offers some helpful advice to parents of children who might be involved in relationships with...

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When He Doesn’t Believe: Help and Encouragement for Women Who Feel Alone in Their Faith

You Can Thrive–Not Just Survive–in An Unequally Yoked Marriage Marriage is challenging, even under the best of circumstances. But for those of us whose husbands don’t believe or are not growing spiritually, marriage brings difficulties unlike those faced by other women of faith. If you love a man who is not committed to Christ, you may feel frustrated, guilty, or anxious; discouraged and lonely. You likely worry about how your husband’s beliefs–or lack of them–will affect your children. Perhaps you, like so many women, have tried to “help” your husband find or deepen his relationship with God–only to find that you have, unbelievably, pushed him farther away. You may be wondering, “What do I do now?” Or, worse, you...

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