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Understanding Adultery: A Biblical Perspective

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Understanding Adultery: A Biblical Perspective

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In this week’s episode, discover a powerful exploration of adultery's spiritual and emotional impact, rooted in biblical truth. Emerson unpacks the sacred covenant of marriage, the consequences of infidelity, and the path to restoration through God's grace. Perfect for Christ-followers seeking wisdom, healing, or prevention in their marriages.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

How does viewing adultery as a spiritual rupture rather than just a marital betrayal change your perspective on its consequences?
What steps can you take today to protect your marriage from the subtle temptations that lead to infidelity?
In what ways has God’s grace been evident in your life or marriage, even amidst brokenness or betrayal?
How can you actively pursue emotional, spiritual, and physical intimacy with your spouse to strengthen your covenant?

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