FamilyLife Today®
Who Is the Supreme Court’s Chief Justice?
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Most Americans think that the Supreme Court of the United States has the final say on matters of constitutional law, but according to Scripture the final say is in Jesus' hands.
Show Notes
About the Guest
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Most Americans think that the Supreme Court of the United States has the final say on matters of constitutional law, but according to Scripture the final say is in Jesus' hands. Today we'll remember that encouraging reality, even as we review the latest decision affecting marriage, handed down yesterday by our nine Justices in Washington, D.C.
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Bob Lepine
Radio and podcast listeners know Bob Lepine as the co-host of FamilyLife Today®, FamilyLife's nationally syndicated radio program. He is the author of Love Like You Mean It: The Heart of a Marriage That Honors God (2020) and The Christian Husband (1999). Bob is also the on air announcer for “Truth for Life” with Alistair Begg. Bob also serves on the Board of Directors for National Religious Broadcasters. Since 2008 Bob has served as an elder and teaching pastor...more
Dennis Rainey
Dennis Rainey cofounded FamilyLife®, a ministry of Cru®. Since the organization began in 1976 through 2017, Dennis’ leadership enabled FamilyLife to grow into a dynamic and vital ministry in more than 109 countries around the world helping families discover the joy God intended for their relationships with God, spouse, and kids. Dennis has authored or co-authored more than 35 books, including best-selling Moments Together for Couples and Staying Close and has received tw...more
Most Americans think that the Supreme Court of the United States has the final say on matters of constitutional law, but according to Scripture the final say is in Jesus’ hands.
Episodes in this Series
This Is It … or Is It?
With this week's Supreme Court decision regarding United States' marriage laws, the furor around the redefinition of marriage will finally die down ... or will it? Pastor Bob Lepine delivers a sober assessment of what the next steps of relational redefinition might hold for America, and for the church.
What Now Shall We Do?
Now that the Supreme Court of the United States of America has concluded that same-gender marriage is a protected behavior that all states must recognize, how should believers respond?
