In this video blog, I’m discussing an upcoming message I’m delivering on divorce at Journey Christian Church (11/18/12). The message will be available here beginning 11/19/12.
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I’ve never heard anyone else describe divorce like I have thought of it – like death but they are still around. Here’s my question for people thinking about divorce – if divorce is natural and OK, why is it so painful and and ugly for everyone involved and in the shock zone? Divorce – a permanent solution to a temporary problem. I’ve been divorced, I think it is OK to say that divorce is wrong. I wish there were a lot more people around willing to say that to people that need to hear it; especially when followed with a message of hope. There is a scene in the movie “Fireproof” that portrays this well.
Errol, thanks for your input. I’d value your answer to this question, “The biggest misconception about divorce is….”
…the kids will be OK.