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And what verse would that be?

We already talked about this. Unless she was unfaithful, you had no biblical reason to divorce her and you admitted that. That means you are in disobedience and rebellion to the Lord Jesus Christ. What is there to understand about that?

But you tell them that since they break the 10 commandments, they need to be saved. What if someone you know comes along and hears you and knows that you divorced your wife for no biblical reason? I'd say that is pretty hypocritical, wouldn't you?

I'm running out the door but I know my pastor has said that the unsaved don't worry about whether they are saved or not but sometimes believers do. It's an interesting idea. :) Here is a great free e-book from R.C. Sproul that might be helpful for you!

I agree. I was told (by unbelievers) that it is very unChrist-like to practice church discipline. You know, the whole "judge not" thing. Of course when I fully explained it, it was still horrible that we did it. I did mention priests in the Catholic church and that kind of shut them up but...

Can you imagine being a worker at a landfill and finding a dead, dismembered baby? :(

Yeshua - I wonder if Evan will listen to you in this. I know he said that he listens to you but I wonder if he will this time since you are speaking against what he desires to do. I agree that he needs to work on some things in himself because of his clear and unrepentant sin and a heart that...

I would hope the difference would be the dignity with which the bodies are handled but I'm sure that won't matter.

https://world.wng.org/2016/11/cdc_reports_abortion_rate_at_all_time_low

I would seriously question a church that supports someone being in ministry like this who is in open, unrepentant and blatant sin. It makes me wonder about the health of the church.

He is quite clear in that article and I agree 100% with him. Good word!

If you look at electoral college votes, he certainly did.

Yep - Just spoke to one of the missionaries who do this the other day. :D

I can tell you one way. Let's just say that there is a film that communicates the gospel really well. By making the movie in different languages and bringing a generator, screen and projector along with sound equipment, people are hearing and seeing the gospel message for the first time ever...

I don't think that this is the only way for this to happen but I think the church is the primary mode of transmission. :) I have seen in people a softening, a change in some thinking or even sometimes a harsher response - a real push back to the gospel showing that there is something...

I believe the best way to fulfill the Great Commission is to be part of a church and work with that church along with doing what we can within our own community. In being a part of my church, we are able to bring the gospel to our area around the church building but beyond that, each person has...

I just saw this while going through my blogs this morning and thought it was a good addition to our conversation: http://www.challies.com/christian-living/leadership-in-the-home-introduction

I honestly am beginning to wonder if this is a time for Matthew 18. I know if Evan was in our church, we would be going through this process right now. :(

Praying for you!!