Til Death Do Us Part
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BUDDY, freshly traumatized by his parents' divorce, declares he's NEVER getting married after serving as a ring bearer at a wedding. His friend CHILD 1 can't understand why — she'd love to be in a wedding herself. GRAMPY and GRAMMY, married almost fifty years, use their Time Machine to bring the apostle PAUL forward to explain what the Bible actually says about marriage and singleness: both are good, both are meant to be lived out with Jesus in charge, and neither is a guarantee against hardship without Him.
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