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Podcast: Dear Greg: What Should I Do If My Husband Wants a Divorce Due To His Desire to Live as a Gay Man?
God is a God of broken covenants. Greg considers broken covenants and what to do in the rubble of one.
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Tags: Covenant, Homosexuality, Marriage
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