Fred Kellers

Fred Kellers pastors congregations in Nashville and Jackson Tennessee.
 
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A Marriage Without Love: Valid or Fraud?
Fred Kellers

In the musical, Fiddler on the Roof, Tevye's eldest daughter begs him to not make her marry the wealthy butcher, but to allow her to marry the poor tailor. Why? Because she loves him. This stuns the father because love wasn't considered to be an important consideration in marriage.

Posted January 7, 2000 | 0 comments
Fraudulent Marriage
Fred Kellers

God doesn't bind fraudulent contracts—including the contract of marriage. Under the first covenant God made with Israel, if a man married a woman and found that she had deliberately hidden the fact that she was not a virgin, he was permitted to put her away. We would say that the marriage was annulled. That is, it was never a valid, bound marriage. The same would be true today for a man who deliberately hid his sexual sins from his prospective wife. There could also be other types of fraud. Let's look at some of the issues concerning fraud.

Posted January 6, 2000 | 1 comments
What Does Paul Mean by Unbeliever in 1 Corinthians?
Fred Kellers

What do the expressions, "does not believe," "unbelieving" and "unbeliever" mean in 1 Corinthians 7:12-15?

Posted January 5, 2000 | 1 comments
God's Secret Plan
Fred Kellers

If there is a loving God, why doesn't he just come down and stop all the strife and trouble and wrong doing on earth, and bring happiness and peace? Why doesn't He show Himself and prove once and for all that He exists? He is going to do all that and so much more! But, He has a plan and a timetable.

Posted July 1, 2012 | 1 comments
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