Re: The Living Word Fellowship, The Walk, John Robert Stevens

Pbxguy I know of a situation in a friends church where a lady in the church kept getting bruises, like black eyes, and she sought counsel from the pastors and all that, and she was told NOT TO DIVORCE him. Well, guess what, he finally killed her.

My wife and me are considering annulment. In fact, last night we agreed amiably. Everybody was happy with it. But, she did call back in thirty minutes changing her mind, saying we will hold off on it and have a date night. So, she aint ready for it. Well we went to God for counsel, and what we got was He is OK with it. We just are opposite in every way. That is our impression anyway. I would not advise anyone either way about anything myself, except to speak with God directly rather than get a firm witness from anybody where they are deciding for you.



pbxguy Wrote:
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> respectfully, Changed, I think there is also an
> over-emphasis on finding a scriptural
> justification for divorce.
>
> All too often, good people stay in terrible
> marriages, or marriages that have simply devolved
> into unhealthy relationships because they cannot
> find a 'scriptural justification' for a
> dissolution.
>
> Sometimes things just don't work out, and the
> individuals are much healthier/happier undergoing
> a split. Scripture becomes a torment instead of a
> comfort.