40 Q&A_21. Why is it that a believer should Not marry an unbeliever?
Part of Marriage Messages Zac Poonen · 34 of 83
Summary
The speaker argues that a believer should not marry an unbeliever because the couple will have fundamentally different life goals, leading to constant conflict. He uses analogies, such as two people pulling in opposite directions or adding cold water to boiling water, to illustrate that the differing paths will inevitably cause the believer to sink to the unbeliever's level or result in a lukewarm life. The counsel is to marry someone who shares the commitment to living for God.
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