Divorce is far more than the tearing of a contract—it shatters lives, dreams, and sacred commitments. For the believer, this painful reality raises a heartbreaking question: How can we reconcile faithfulness to the divine ideal of marriage, as described in Scripture, with the suffering of a covenant broken by betrayal, abandonment, or violence?
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We want and demand His grace, but at the same time we would like “Justice to be done” whenever something affects us and we feel our rights have not been respected. But are we ready to be merciful to others?
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80% of Christians who call themselves evangelical Protestants are no longer regular attenders at their local church. Does this make them backward-looking? I doubt it.
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Si tout le fondement du christianisme repose sur le principe d’une rencontre personnel avec le Christ ressuscité, il n’en demeure pas moins que dès le commencement de l’église, ceux qui ont vécu cette rencontre ont voulu s’assembler.
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There is no such thing as a fortuitous event with God. Even before the foundation of the world, He had already prepared a plan for the redemption of mankind. He has a plan for every human being, a plan A, a plan B, a plan…
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Psychologist Albert Ellis has advocated “Rational Therapy” which implies that our philosophy contains limiting beliefs and behaviors that cause emotional suffering.
As a pastor who has practiced counseling for many years, I have seen the damage that these culturally generated “false beliefs” or church doctrines can inflict in the body of Christ. A false belief is believing in a lie. Putting your faith in a lie always leads to deception, which in turn leads to anger or depression.
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