@@TristinteVelde Yes…for sure.

@ I’m very interested in talking with you! I am currently getting my real estate license and found your videos and like them a lot.

Ok, no. 2 made me feel I am not cut out for this. I have big commitment and long term relationships issue, whether it is love, friendship or business 😅 Cause I feel that people always disappoint you in the long run, so relationships are not worth investing your time in; unless we're talking about dogs, I am committed and willing to invest time there 😊

On the other hand, how often do people sell their real estate (or buy). I wonder how much relationships are worth. I feel more recommendstions would depend on how well I do my job, i.e., how much value do I bring in terms of helping clients (buyers or sellers) reach their goal.

Cool video 👌

Not sure what point you are making here. It sounds like you’re referring to Hebrews 10…just not sure what you are saying as it relates to divorce. You seem to be implying that a divorce is somehow trampling the Christ or his blood covenant….as if it is somehow different from other sins. If you’re saying that divorce tramples the marriage covenant under foot, I don’t really disagree with that. Marriages fail because the vows were not kept…they were “trampled under foot.” If someone completely turns their back on God, that is very different than someone who is trying to follow Christ committing a sin…. When we sin and repent of that sin, we are forgiven. I welcome your clarification.

@KevinWardNOW where does it address remarriage without it being adultery unless the spouse is deceased, therefore no blood covenant in effect, why does Moses address the writ of divorce which is contract but not the covenant which is binding to God cause He is the third part of the divorce and if your inheritance comes through the husband aren't you also canceling your inheritance with Christ , it is Holiness not happiness and we are to be the image , why should His image be tainted by our bad decisions, we aren't guaranteed marriage as a right , it is an Honor, I am encouraged to hear back

Divorce dishonors God…as does the breaking of any marriage vows. God’s image is not tainted by our bad decisions…but I agree that his name among unbelievers is always tainted by our bad decisions. That is not unique when it comes to marriage or divorce. Divorce dishonors God. So does lying and fornication and any other sin. Adultery dishonors God…so does lust. I imagine you and I agree on that. The distinction you make between a contract and a covenant is not a biblical distinction. A certificate of divorce ended the marriage…whether you want to call it a contract or a covenant. It sounds like you’re trying to tie marriage to salvation. Grace through the blood of Christ is what guarantees us salvation…not staying in a dead or abusive marriage. Marriage was made for man, not man for marriage…same as the Sabbath under the Law of Moses.

Thanks, Brent.

What’s his Instagram?