“God’s Design for Marriage: A Covenant of Grace”
Compiled By Televangelist HB Morgan
Theme Verse:
Genesis 2:24 — “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.”
I. Introduction: The Sacredness of Marriage
- Marriage is God’s idea, not man’s invention.
- It reflects divine unity, love, and purpose.
- Today we explore 10 key scriptures that shape a biblical view of marriage.
II. God’s Blueprint for Marriage
Text: Genesis 2:18, 23–24; Matthew 19:4–6
- God created marriage to solve human loneliness.
- Marriage is a covenantal union — “one flesh.”
- Jesus affirms its permanence: “What God has joined together…”
*Application:
- Honor the divine origin of marriage.
- Commit to unity and permanence.
III. Roles and Responsibilities in Marriage
Text: Ephesians 5:22–27; Colossians 3:18; 1 Peter 3:7
- Wives: Submit as unto the Lord — a posture of trust and respect.
- Husbands: Love sacrificially, as Christ loved the church.
- Husbands must honor and understand their wives as co-heirs of grace.
* Application:
- Embrace your God-given role with humility.
- Cultivate mutual respect and spiritual partnership.
IV. Purity and Faithfulness
**Text: Hebrews 13:4; 1 Corinthians 7:2–5
- Marriage must be honored and undefiled.
- Sexual intimacy is sacred and mutual.
- Faithfulness protects the marriage covenant.
* Application:
- Guard your heart and body.
- Practice transparency and trust.
V. Partnership and Joy
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9–10; Isaiah 62:5
- Marriage is a partnership of support and strength.
- God rejoices over His people like a bridegroom over his bride.
- Joy and celebration are central to marriage.
* Application:
- Celebrate your spouse.
- Be a source of strength and encouragement.
VI. Conclusion: A Covenant of Grace
- Marriage is a reflection of Christ’s love for the church.
- It requires grace, sacrifice, and spiritual maturity.
- Let your marriage be a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
Call to Action:
- Renew your commitment to your spouse.
- Seek God’s help to live out His design for marriage.
The CBT SEMINARY Website is Exclusively LIVE on WordPress via Click on LINK below
https://clergybiblicaltheology.wordpress.com
Courtesy of: Clergy Biblical Theology CBT Seminary Digital Library™
Compiled By Televangelist HB Morgan
Theme Verse:
Genesis 2:24 — “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.”
I. Introduction: The Sacredness of Marriage
- Marriage is God’s idea, not man’s invention.
- It reflects divine unity, love, and purpose.
- Today we explore 10 key scriptures that shape a biblical view of marriage.
II. God’s Blueprint for Marriage
Text: Genesis 2:18, 23–24; Matthew 19:4–6
- God created marriage to solve human loneliness.
- Marriage is a covenantal union — “one flesh.”
- Jesus affirms its permanence: “What God has joined together…”
*Application:
- Honor the divine origin of marriage.
- Commit to unity and permanence.
III. Roles and Responsibilities in Marriage
Text: Ephesians 5:22–27; Colossians 3:18; 1 Peter 3:7
- Wives: Submit as unto the Lord — a posture of trust and respect.
- Husbands: Love sacrificially, as Christ loved the church.
- Husbands must honor and understand their wives as co-heirs of grace.
* Application:
- Embrace your God-given role with humility.
- Cultivate mutual respect and spiritual partnership.
IV. Purity and Faithfulness
**Text: Hebrews 13:4; 1 Corinthians 7:2–5
- Marriage must be honored and undefiled.
- Sexual intimacy is sacred and mutual.
- Faithfulness protects the marriage covenant.
* Application:
- Guard your heart and body.
- Practice transparency and trust.
V. Partnership and Joy
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9–10; Isaiah 62:5
- Marriage is a partnership of support and strength.
- God rejoices over His people like a bridegroom over his bride.
- Joy and celebration are central to marriage.
* Application:
- Celebrate your spouse.
- Be a source of strength and encouragement.
VI. Conclusion: A Covenant of Grace
- Marriage is a reflection of Christ’s love for the church.
- It requires grace, sacrifice, and spiritual maturity.
- Let your marriage be a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
Call to Action:
- Renew your commitment to your spouse.
- Seek God’s help to live out His design for marriage.
The CBT SEMINARY Website is Exclusively LIVE on WordPress via Click on LINK below
https://clergybiblicaltheology.wordpress.com
Courtesy of: Clergy Biblical Theology CBT Seminary Digital Library™
“God’s Design for Marriage: A Covenant of Grace”
Compiled By Televangelist HB Morgan
📖 Theme Verse:
Genesis 2:24 — “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.”
I. Introduction: The Sacredness of Marriage
- Marriage is God’s idea, not man’s invention.
- It reflects divine unity, love, and purpose.
- Today we explore 10 key scriptures that shape a biblical view of marriage.
II. God’s Blueprint for Marriage
Text: Genesis 2:18, 23–24; Matthew 19:4–6
- God created marriage to solve human loneliness.
- Marriage is a covenantal union — “one flesh.”
- Jesus affirms its permanence: “What God has joined together…”
*Application:
- Honor the divine origin of marriage.
- Commit to unity and permanence.
III. Roles and Responsibilities in Marriage
Text: Ephesians 5:22–27; Colossians 3:18; 1 Peter 3:7
- Wives: Submit as unto the Lord — a posture of trust and respect.
- Husbands: Love sacrificially, as Christ loved the church.
- Husbands must honor and understand their wives as co-heirs of grace.
* Application:
- Embrace your God-given role with humility.
- Cultivate mutual respect and spiritual partnership.
IV. Purity and Faithfulness
**Text: Hebrews 13:4; 1 Corinthians 7:2–5
- Marriage must be honored and undefiled.
- Sexual intimacy is sacred and mutual.
- Faithfulness protects the marriage covenant.
* Application:
- Guard your heart and body.
- Practice transparency and trust.
V. Partnership and Joy
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9–10; Isaiah 62:5
- Marriage is a partnership of support and strength.
- God rejoices over His people like a bridegroom over his bride.
- Joy and celebration are central to marriage.
* Application:
- Celebrate your spouse.
- Be a source of strength and encouragement.
VI. Conclusion: A Covenant of Grace
- Marriage is a reflection of Christ’s love for the church.
- It requires grace, sacrifice, and spiritual maturity.
- Let your marriage be a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
Call to Action:
- Renew your commitment to your spouse.
- Seek God’s help to live out His design for marriage.
The CBT SEMINARY Website is Exclusively LIVE on WordPress via Click on LINK below
https://clergybiblicaltheology.wordpress.com
Courtesy of: Clergy Biblical Theology CBT Seminary Digital Library™
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