Synopsis
In marriage, husband and wife are yoked together. For such a bond, Scripture warns Christian believers not to be 'unequally yoked' with non-believers (2 Corinthians 6:14). Such a marriage will be weakened, strained or even break apart. But love can take us by surprise, and some Christians do end up in the unequal yoke with non-Christians. In this insightful new book drawing from both Scripture and practical experience, Pastor David Wong reveals the causes and consequences of such a union, and why the dangers may not be obvious to the couple at first. This is followed by a clear exposition of the biblical view of marriage, as a guide for such couples and their loved ones to act in love when two may not walk together.
ISBN: 978-981-4461-76-4
Size: 200 by 130 mm (closed)
No. of Pages: 104
Year Published: 2013
About the Author
For 20 years as pastor of Mount Carmel Bible-Presbytarian Church, Rev Dr David WF Wong prepared more than 200 couples for marriage. In his ministry spanning 40 years, as teacher and trainer, scholar and author, he has addressed issues of pastoral concern, organisational leadership and personal discipleship. After a 13-year assignment with Haggai Institute in Hawaii, training Christian leaders from over 100 nations, he returned to Singapore where he is now Senior Pastor of Zion Bishan Bible-Presbytarian Church. David is married to Jenny - his wife of 40 years, and a trainer in early childhood education. They have two married daughters and four grandchildren.
