Behind every flight by Mission Aviation Fellowship, or MAF as we're known, is a story of hope,

resilience and faith. I'm a MAF pilot. I've seen the profound impact of our flights on lives

and communities. I once flew a woman called Ossaf from a remote community in Papua New Guinea

for urgent medical care who was battling childbirth complications. MAF flew also to Tabibel Hospital.

Despite the odds, she delivered a baby girl named Grace safely, a testament to Don't Grace

that saved both mother and child that day. MAF's Medevac services give people the best chance

of survival under challenging circumstances. We are here for people like Ossaf and Grace,

but we need your support. To help us continue our life-saving work, please visit

maf-uk.org-fordslash-flying-for-life.

The Ask NTRI-Anything podcast

Hello and welcome to this week's edition of the show. It's Justin Briley. Once again,

sitting down with NTRI-Senior Research Fellow at Wickliffe Hall, Oxford,

are renowned New Testament scholar and always willing to answer your questions. The show

brought to you in partnership with NTRI-Online and SPCK, along with Premier. I'm the theology

and apologetics editor there. And today, we're taking your questions on marriage,

including questions like, does the church make an idol of marriage? A question from someone

who's come to Christ recently, but their partner hasn't. They're unmarried with kids what

they do. And two Christians in a marriage, but where they've gone in very different directions

in terms of faith and politics. So some interesting stuff coming up. Thanks to the listener in Indonesia,

who got in touch to say, I'm a new Christian, was born and raised in a Christian cult for decades,

just recently left that cult, having so many questions regarding the Bible and how I could

trust it as a source of authority. This podcast has helped me a lot in digesting and discerning

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