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Unity in Marriage: A Biblical Perspective

EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 36 MIN

Unity in Marriage: A Biblical Perspective

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Listen to Marilynn and Clarence Miles discuss the importance of unity in marriage, emphasizing that division can lead to a house that cannot stand. They acknowledged the challenges of modern marriage, including the influence of the internet and the potential for division in relationships.

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