True Marriage vs Cultural Perceptions Exploring Biblical Covenant and Modern Church Acceptance Marriage is often viewed through the lens of culture, tradition, or personal preference. Yet the biblical understanding of marriage reveals a far deeper covenantal reality, one that stands in direct conflict with many modern assumptions and practices. This post examines the scriptural definition of what constitutes a true marriage and family, contrasts it with prevailing cultural

In this season of nativity scenes and candlelight hymns, when Christians reflect on the birth of Jesus and the humility of the manger, we are reminded that faith is rooted, rooted in truth, covenant, and continuity.

As the divorce rate within the evangelical church has surged following the adoption of no-fault divorce in secular courts, an immense…

Cuckoo For Cuckoldry, The American Church's cuckoo bird approach to divorce and remarriage for the last 75 years.

If a Pastor claims Christ, he must repent of his marrying or approving of divorced people.

Eighty-eight years ago today, Edward VIII surrendered the throne of England—not because he was forced, but because he chose desire over duty. As a Christian, I cannot help but see this moment as a warning written into history: when leaders forsake the Word of God and the sacred covenant of marriage, they shake the very foundation of the people they are meant to guide. In 1936, the world still had the moral clarity to call it what it was.