Marriage is a Calling Not a Profession

Dr: Ben Miracles Ntimane announces publication of book on love and marriage Preacher, advisor, marriage counsellor and author Ben Miracles Ntimane wrote "Marriage Is a Calling Not a Profession" published by "Jesus word in action ministry" as a guidebook to help Christians find the "flesh of your flesh (Mr or Mrs Right)." Concerned that the value and importance of marriage is decreasing at an alarming rate and that single people are dying because they couldn't find their partner, Ntimane decided to write this book to teach people the difference between seeing marriage as a calling and seeing marriage as a profession. Ntimane argues that when a person thinks of marriage as a profession, they operate by sight rather than faith, which is detrimental to their marriage. "High rate of divorces or unhappy marriages are a product of deception, delusion, and lack of advisors who are called and ordained by the Holy Spirit," Ntimane says. "In my 19 years of marriage, I learned indeed that we must go with God in marriages, in line of the Rhema way not the logo form." Ben Miracles Ntimane is a preacher, teacher of the word of God, IV marriage counsellor and mentor. He is president and founder of the Jesus Word in Action Ministry. He is a motivational speaker from South Africa who has been committed and dedicated in school ministry for 22 years. He visits 25 or 30 schools each month. He is also an architect, an author of three books, a marriage chancellor and chairman of Nkomazi Bible society. He is director of Kwabamthandayo Ltd. A student at Global Spiritual University of Science and Technology, Ntimane and his wife, Sebenzile Veronica (a dynamic evangelist), have four children: Colet, Nondumiso, Amen, and Kwabamthandayo. They have been married for 19 years. My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children. (Hosea 4:6) A journalist, Sister Elizabeth, interviewed me about this book, and it appeared to me that God has loved the world for allowing me to let this pen dance on these small sheets papers to tell the world that marriage is a calling (covenant) and not a profession (contract). Marriage is for mature people who are ready to die for the commitment and who understand the three major pillars of a successful marriage which are obligation, fidelity, and sacredness.

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