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Paul was aware of the problem of divorce within the Corinthian church. It was the notion that one could divorce their spouse for any reason. This practice had crept in from the culture around them. As Christians, we too can fall into the trap of letting the 21st century culture influence our thinking when it comes to the subject of marriage and divorce. Let's look at some practical advice on the subject.

Paul was aware of the problem of divorce within the Corinthian church. It was the notion that one could divorce their spouse for any reason. This practice had crept in from the culture around them. As Christians, we too can fall into the trap of letting the 21st century culture influence our thinking when it comes to the subject of marriage and divorce. Let's look at some practical advice on the subject.

Pastor Timothy Keller joins Discover the Word to discuss the topic of "The first Christian sexual revolution" https://youtu.be/vf3F-nZcH0Y

What is the preferred marital status? Over the centuries of church history the opinion has varied but if you listen carefully to Paul's argument he believes that whatever our marital status God blesses us where we are at.

What is the preferred marital status? Over the centuries of church history the opinion has varied but if you listen carefully to Paul's argument he believes that whatever our marital status God blesses us where we are at.

The main work of Calvary Chapel South London is to build up the body of Christ by the consistent teaching of the Bible, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. The worship is simple, focusing on exalting the Lord.

What are the uncommon implications of sex? Some think sex connects two people like Blue Tac, others say Velcro which both have degrees of temporary stickiness, but the inventor of sex says it's more like epoxy-permanent.

What are the uncommon implications of sex? Some think sex connects two people like Blue Tac, others say Velcro which both have degrees of temporary stickiness, but the inventor of sex says it's more like epoxy-permanent.

The main work of Calvary Chapel South London is to build up the body of Christ by the consistent teaching of the Bible, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. The worship is simple, focusing on exalting the Lord.

Is there any chance we’ll enter the kingdom of God? What does it take to throw it away, if we lose the way and to even get underway?