Marriage

Ezra rent his garments and plucked off the hair from his head when he discovered that the people had not separated themselves from the people in the land around them and had adopted the abominations of the heathen nations (Ezra 9).

As a traveling evangelist, Keith Daniel witnessed a wide spectrum of marriage relationships. For example, one husband and wife seemed to “actually enjoy fighting.” Another couple used endearing terms of every description. In either case, however, the same dangers lurked.

Do you remember how you felt when you first became a father? Keith Daniel brings back that fresh sense of fatherhood's responsibility and joy.

At the moment of salvation, we were spared from a future of utter despair in hell. But what about those who do not know Jesus? They have the same future ahead—are we in anguish for them? Do grief and agony and weaping overflow from a heartfelt concern for lost souls?