Richard Caldwell | Marriage in Light of Eternity | Truth In Love 2025

In this theologically rich sermon, Pastor Richard Caldwell unpacks Matthew 22:23-33, where Jesus addresses the Sadducees' challenge regarding the resurrection and provides profound truths about marriage, resurrection life, and the power of God. Through this passage, Pastor Caldwell highlights how Christ’s divine authority silences his opponents and offers eternal wisdom for His followers.
This sermon explores:
The Authority of Christ: Demonstrated through His wisdom and mastery over theological debates.
The Nature of Resurrection: A future reality that transcends earthly life and relationships.
Biblical Marriage: A temporary, God-ordained institution designed for sanctification, societal good, and as a reflection of Christ’s love for the church.
Living with Eternal Perspective: How the Word and power of God shape our view of marriage, suffering, and ultimate hope in Christ.
Pastor Caldwell calls believers to evaluate their marriages, relationships, and lives in light of eternity, encouraging reliance on God’s Word and Spirit to glorify Christ in every aspect of life.
📖 Key Scriptures: Matthew 22:23-33, Exodus 3:1-6, Ephesians 5:22-33, John 11:23-26
📌 Topics: Resurrection life, authority of Jesus, biblical marriage, eternal hope, sanctification in marriage, the power of God.
🔗 Watch Now to gain a deeper understanding of God’s eternal purposes and how to live with a Christ-centered focus in marriage and life.

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Amen

[@Mzansi74]

Thanks so much for this message. Jesus was no theologian. He is the Theos/Deos - He is God. Instead of debating them, He just spoke the truth. I really want so much that more preachers will just preach the Word.
There often is another misconception that the Pharisees and Sadducees were the "church" of the day. They were not the "church", they were theologians. The "church" officials where the Levites and the priests, who might have been theologians or not. The Pharisees and Sadducees also were the government of the day - thus political parties.