1 Corinthians 7:10-16
•	Every Christian after a few years has seen difficult marriages, divorce etc.  Describe your experience particularly highlighting triumphs seen and lessons learned about marriage.
•	Why is Paul insistent that marriages must be to those who “belong to the Lord” (1 Cor 7:39, See also 2 Cor 6:14)  What advice would you give to singles about dating non-Christians?
•	What should a church’s attitude be to a Christian who marries a non-Christian?
•	Summarise together the range of views about the grounds for divorce.  How do we come to an appropriate understanding without simply justifying the view that we happen to like the most?
•	What encouragements are there in this passage for Christians who are having a hard time in their marriage?
•	What do you think are the most important factors which keep a marriage healthy?

1 Corinthians 7:10-16
•	Every Christian after a few years has seen difficult marriages, divorce etc.  Describe your experience particularly highlighting triumphs seen and lessons learned about marriage.
•	Why is Paul insistent that marriages must be to those who “belong to the Lord” (1 Cor 7:39, See also 2 Cor 6:14)  What advice would you give to singles about dating non-Christians?
•	What should a church’s attitude be to a Christian who marries a non-Christian?
•	Summarise together the range of views about the grounds for divorce.  How do we come to an appropriate understanding without simply justifying the view that we happen to like the most?
•	What encouragements are there in this passage for Christians who are having a hard time in their marriage?
•	What do you think are the most important factors which keep a marriage healthy?

1 Corinthians 7:10-16
•	Every Christian after a few years has seen difficult marriages, divorce etc.  Describe your experience particularly highlighting triumphs seen and lessons learned about marriage.
•	Why is Paul insistent that marriages must be to those who “belong to the Lord” (1 Cor 7:39, See also 2 Cor 6:14)  What advice would you give to singles about dating non-Christians?
•	What should a church’s attitude be to a Christian who marries a non-Christian?
•	Summarise together the range of views about the grounds for divorce.  How do we come to an appropriate understanding without simply justifying the view that we happen to like the most?
•	What encouragements are there in this passage for Christians who are having a hard time in their marriage?
•	What do you think are the most important factors which keep a marriage healthy?