Paul Taylor - November 10, 2024
The Story of Marriage
The young church in Corinth had written Paul a letter asking specific questions regarding sexuality in the context of marriage. In response to their questions, the apostle Paul addresses four different categories of people: those who are married, widowed, struggling in their marriage, and married to an unbeliever. He gives specific advice in each case, but underlying it all is a rich theology of mutuality in marriage and the importance of encountering Christ in all circumstances.
Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
From Series: "Under the Cross"
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