Marriage is a challenging journey, but with God's plan, it can be a beautiful and fulfilling relationship. Research shows that the happiest people in the world are married people, and that only around 33% of marriages end in divorce. However, common pitfalls such as addiction, financial problems, emotional abuse, immaturity, incompatibility, and adultery can lead to divorce. By removing these obstacles and seeking God's will, couples can build a strong and healthy marriage that reflects God's image and gives them the companionship they need in life. [... more]

God is the potter, and we are the clay, subject to His will and plan. He can transform our lives, but we must yield to Him, acknowledging our limitations and impurities, and giving Him control. If we resist, we risk becoming hardened and unable to be remolded, but if we repent and surrender, He offers a second chance and the promise of spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

Marriage is a maid in heaven, but survival takes place on earth. To achieve marital happiness, couples must work at their communication, which can be hindered by differences between the sexes, temperamental differences, fear and insecurity, self-centeredness, unresolved hurts, distractions of life, and an overcrowded schedule. By learning to be more sensitive, dealing with self-centeredness, resolving hurts, creating a spirit of oneness, keeping dating, learning to laugh, and praying together, couples can overcome these barriers and achieve a deeper, more meaningful relationship. [... more]

Jesus teaches that the new wine of His words cannot be contained in the old wineskins of Pharisee traditions, emphasizing the need for a new covenant and a transformed life in Christ. [... more]

Jesus teaches that his gospel is incompatible with any religious system, including Judaism, and that true followers must abandon their old ways and fully commit to the new covenant of grace. He uses parables and examples to illustrate the dangers of mixing old and new, and the importance of living a life of simplicity and devotion to God. [... more]

Jesus teaches that his gospel is incompatible with any religious system, and that true religion is not about external practices, but about a personal relationship with God. He critiques the Pharisees and scribes for their hypocrisy and emphasis on external rituals, and encourages his followers to focus on inner spirituality and authenticity. [... more]