Podcasts about scripture: genesis 24:24

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You. Me. We. Message Series Part 1: Let's We Talk A message from Genesis 24 By Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas

You. Me. We. Message Series Part 1: Let's We Talk A message from Genesis 24 By Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas

You. Me. We. Message Series Part 1: Let's We Talk A message from Genesis 24 By Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas

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Calvary Baptist Church

Pastor Daniel Bracken preaches a message out of Genesis 24 entitled, "Big Need".

StoneBridge Church

StoneBridge Church

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

"In traditional societies, parents or other designated individuals choose a person's spouse (and occupation). These are called arranged marriages, in contrast to love marriages, though there are many varieties of each. A common rationale for arranged marriages is that young people are too immature and impulsive to make a wise choice, and experienced elders are likely to do better. In addition, in the West, one chooses a partner to fulfill one's self, while in non-West collectivist cultures, one's primary responsibility is to the group - to one's parents, kin group, ancestors, and others - all of whom have contributed to make one's current life possible and to whom one is obligated." Psychology Today