
Show Notes
One of God's names is ‘Jealous.’ It’s not the toxic jealousy seen in broken human relationships, but the passionate, covenant love of a faithful Husband who refuses to share His bride with false gods. In Episode 8 of "Jesus - Our Hero Husband," Duane Sheriff teaches that when we have been espoused to Christ as a bride to a husband, He becomes "jealous for you with Godly jealousy."
Are we treating Him like a casual acquaintance, or are we honoring the covenant marriage we've entered into? When we become friends with the world, embrace its values, or seek our identity, security, and fulfillment in anything besides Christ, we're committing spiritual adultery. Jesus loves us passionately. He pursues us with the devotion of a faithful Husband who will not share His bride with false lovers. As we turn from the world's empty promises and look to Him as our true source, our faith is transformed from a religious obligation into a passionate covenant relationship.
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