THE CIRCLE OF LOVE (5 OF 6)
by Tony Thomas
Scripture: 1 John 3:11, 1 John 5:3
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The Circle of Love (5 of 6)
Series: Authentic Christianity
Tony Thomas
1 John 3:11 - 5:3
On the back of the bulletin is a test from Jim Dobson's book, What Wives Wished Their Husbands Knew About Women. Let's go over the test and see what you love IQ is. These are all true or false questions.
1. I believe that love at first sight occurs.
False. Love at first sight does not occur. Infatuation occurs; physical attraction occurs; but love, which is a commitment of the will, does not occur at first sight.
2. I believe that it's easy to distinguish love from infatuation.
False. It's difficult to distinguish between infatuation and real love. Just try telling a 16-year-old that they don't know what love is and see if they comprehend what you're saying.
3. I believe that people who sincerely love each other will not fight and argue.
False. People can be in love and still fight and argue. Just ask the Clinton's!
4. I believe God selects one particular person for each of us to marry and He will guide us together.
False. Where does it say in the Bible that God has specifically chosen someone for each of us? What about Paul's admonition that it's best for some to remain single? And what if your specific decides to foil God's plan?
5. I believe that if a man and woman genuinely love each other, hardships and troubles will have little or no effect on their relationship.
False. Hardships will either bring couples closer together or they will push you farther apart.
6. I believe that it's better to marry the wrong person than to remain single and lonely throughout life.
False. Single and happy is a whole lot better than married and miserable. I could list dozens of names to back up that statement. Just ask the Clinton's!
7. I believe that it is not harmful to have premarital sex relations if the couple has a meaningful relationship.
False. Premarital sex has been proven to be harmful psychologically, physically, and spiritually in ...
Series: Authentic Christianity
Tony Thomas
1 John 3:11 - 5:3
On the back of the bulletin is a test from Jim Dobson's book, What Wives Wished Their Husbands Knew About Women. Let's go over the test and see what you love IQ is. These are all true or false questions.
1. I believe that love at first sight occurs.
False. Love at first sight does not occur. Infatuation occurs; physical attraction occurs; but love, which is a commitment of the will, does not occur at first sight.
2. I believe that it's easy to distinguish love from infatuation.
False. It's difficult to distinguish between infatuation and real love. Just try telling a 16-year-old that they don't know what love is and see if they comprehend what you're saying.
3. I believe that people who sincerely love each other will not fight and argue.
False. People can be in love and still fight and argue. Just ask the Clinton's!
4. I believe God selects one particular person for each of us to marry and He will guide us together.
False. Where does it say in the Bible that God has specifically chosen someone for each of us? What about Paul's admonition that it's best for some to remain single? And what if your specific decides to foil God's plan?
5. I believe that if a man and woman genuinely love each other, hardships and troubles will have little or no effect on their relationship.
False. Hardships will either bring couples closer together or they will push you farther apart.
6. I believe that it's better to marry the wrong person than to remain single and lonely throughout life.
False. Single and happy is a whole lot better than married and miserable. I could list dozens of names to back up that statement. Just ask the Clinton's!
7. I believe that it is not harmful to have premarital sex relations if the couple has a meaningful relationship.
False. Premarital sex has been proven to be harmful psychologically, physically, and spiritually in ...
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