Fcf Podcast

Many of us are familiar with the passage discussing the rich young ruler and Christ's response to his query about eternal security. But what is the true meaning behind this account? Do all rich people not get to enter into Heaven? If we aren't rich, do we get a free pass from this command? Join us as we open Mark 10 verses 17-31 to see the true intent behind this brief encounter between the rich ruler and the Ruler of the universe.

Many of us are familiar with the passage discussing the rich young ruler and Christ's response to his query about eternal security. But what is the true meaning behind this account? Do all rich people not get to enter into Heaven? If we aren't rich, do we get a free pass from this command? Join us as we open Mark 10 verses 17-31 to see the true intent behind this brief encounter between the rich ruler and the Ruler of the universe.

Many of us are familiar with the passage discussing the rich young ruler and Christ's response to his query about eternal security. But what is the true meaning behind this account? Do all rich people not get to enter into Heaven? If we aren't rich, do we get a free pass from this command? Join us as we open Mark 10 verses 17-31 to see the true intent behind this brief encounter between the rich ruler and the Ruler of the universe.

Many of us are familiar with the passage discussing the rich young ruler and Christ's response to his query about eternal security. But what is the true meaning behind this account? Do all rich people not get to enter into Heaven? If we aren't rich, do we get a free pass from this command? Join us as we open Mark 10 verses 17-31 to see the true intent behind this brief encounter between the rich ruler and the Ruler of the universe.

As we draw towards a close in our short study of marriage and divorce, we examine a familiar passage in 1 Corinthians concerning the ways that husbands and wives are to live with one another, even under the most challenging situations and circumstances. Bill Klotz leads us in reading 1 Corinthians 7:12-17 as we open God's word and examine these vital principles.

As we draw towards a close in our short study of marriage and divorce, we examine a familiar passage in 1 Corinthians concerning the ways that husbands and wives are to live with one another, even under the most challenging situations and circumstances. Bill Klotz leads us in reading 1 Corinthians 7:12-17 as we open God's word and examine these vital principles.

As we draw towards a close in our short study of marriage and divorce, we examine a familiar passage in 1 Corinthians concerning the ways that husbands and wives are to live with one another, even under the most challenging situations and circumstances. Bill Klotz leads us in reading 1 Corinthians 7:12-17 as we open God's word and examine these vital principles.

As we draw towards a close in our short study of marriage and divorce, we examine a familiar passage in 1 Corinthians concerning the ways that husbands and wives are to live with one another, even under the most challenging situations and circumstances. Bill Klotz leads us in reading 1 Corinthians 7:12-17 as we open God's word and examine these vital principles.

It's a topic sure to split the room right down the middle if you bring it up during a Sunday dinner after church; what about divorce? Does Jesus permit it in certain situations? Should we never get divorced for any reason? Open your Bible to Mark chapter 10 and join us as we examine what Jesus has instructed for us concerning divorce but more importantly, the institution of marriage.

It's a topic sure to split the room right down the middle if you bring it up during a Sunday dinner after church; what about divorce? Does Jesus permit it in certain situations? Should we never get divorced for any reason? Open your Bible to Mark chapter 10 and join us as we examine what Jesus has instructed for us concerning divorce but more importantly, the institution of marriage.

It's a topic sure to split the room right down the middle if you bring it up during a Sunday dinner after church; what about divorce? Does Jesus permit it in certain situations? Should we never get divorced for any reason? Open your Bible to Mark chapter 10 and join us as we examine what Jesus has instructed for us concerning divorce but more importantly, the institution of marriage.

It's a topic sure to split the room right down the middle if you bring it up during a Sunday dinner after church; what about divorce? Does Jesus permit it in certain situations? Should we never get divorced for any reason? Open your Bible to Mark chapter 10 and join us as we examine what Jesus has instructed for us concerning divorce but more importantly, the institution of marriage.

Genesis 2:18-25

Genesis 2:18-25

Genesis 2:18-25