This sermon is titled: 'How Hard Is Matthew 19:9 To Understand?'. In a world of easy divorce, it is Jesus' teachings on the topic that has become a stumbling block to so many people becoming disciples of Christ. Sadly, in order to remove this stumbling block many churches have softened Jesus' teaching here in order to increase attendance, but if we're followers of God, we mustn't do so. But we also mustn't teach something that the passage does not teach either. So, with that in mind, in the lesson we're going to examine Jesus' teachings on divorce by asking the question: how hard is Matthew 19:9 to understand? We encourage you to study along with us.

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This is a recording of the sermon delivered to the East End church of Christ. If you're living in, or travelling through the Toronto area, we welcome you to come and visit with the East End Church of Christ in person. The address of where we meet is 3850 Finch Ave. E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1T 3T6. The church assembles for Worship every Sunday at 10:00 am & 2:00 pm. Additionally, we have Bible Studies on Sunday at 9:00 am & 1:00 pm and Wednesday at 7:15 pm. All of our services are streamed live on this YouTube channel. You can also find valuable religious material free for use on our website at www.eastendchurch.org.

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