Making Love to Hard Hearts
The question, ‘When to Divorce?’, doesn’t get old. This sermon addressed a time when NYC was debating no-fault divorce, a hot topic 2,000 years before.
Sermons given over the past 20 years, from five different series on related subjects, doing exposition and application of passages which show the Biblical principles of gender.
The question, ‘When to Divorce?’, doesn’t get old. This sermon addressed a time when NYC was debating no-fault divorce, a hot topic 2,000 years before.
Gender expresses something fundamental w/in God, however differently the antecedent exists in that unapproachable light, helping us enjoy our union’s glory.
Part 1 of the ideas of my exegesis of the 1Corinthians 11 head-covering passage, Paul’s foundational treatment of gender through his reading of Moses
The Bible exalts both marriage and singleness. Both are important life phase so we need to prepare for both and we need inspiration for both.
Crucial to what makes marriage work is resolutely offering grace to our spouses. We need tremendous spiritual power for this. The secret is in being forgiven.
God will do what He will do to save us. So we do well to, w/Doula Mary, in contrast to Priest Zechariah, believe what He says through Gabriel & not resist Him.
A different perspective on the Christmas story–Luke 1 (interpreted through the OT anticipation of Mary in Judges 5). Mary had a marshal mindset in her mission.
For souls gipped by sexual temptation, the apostle’s exhortations in 1Corinthians 6 hold great power.
Some lines of the universe you cannot color outside of, but realizing your gender quickens you, and the beauty of the dance overshadows both man & woman.
It was May, 2004. Trans was on the rise in Greenwich Village. Confronted by Deuteronomy 22:5, I had to understand why God feels so strongly re cross-dressing.