Doug Van Meter - 25 August 2019
Don’t Mess with One Flesh (Mark 10:1–12)
Though what Jesus said is straightforward, and therefore provides us with a biblical basis for the question of divorce and remarriage, he was saying a lot more than they asked. These words equip Jesus’ disciples with what we need to stand our biblical ground in matters of sexuality and gender as well as marriage, divorce, and remarriage.
Scripture References: Mark 10:1-10
From Series: "Mark Exposition"
An exposition of the Gospel of Mark by Doug Van Meter.
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Nothing can be hidden from God. He sees all. He knows all. This truth is revealed in the text before us. This text, which has proven to be disturbing to modern, and not-so-modern, readers, points us to God’s mercy. It drives home the truth that God’s thoughts are not our thoughts and his ways are not our ways.