When Princess Diana Died, Her Husband Still Claimed Her | Dag Heward-Mills

He walks through the different levels of commitment people have to church: the fair-weather crowd who vanish when life gets hard, the situational ones who stop coming once their family moves to a bigger house, and the rare friend, like his old classmate Dr. Nash, who stays close no matter what changes around them, even breaking into each other's houses without asking. Then he goes somewhere nobody expects a sermon to go. He tells the story of Princess Diana's death in Paris, and how her ex-husband still flew out on a private jet to bring her body home. His point, backed by Romans 7:4, is that marriage makes you one flesh with someone, so you can't simply walk away when things get complicated. Don't be a fair-weather believer; be married to your commitment. CHAPTERS 0:00 When Princess Diana Died, Her Husband Still Claimed Her 0:31 Situational Commitment Explained 1:31 A New House Ends Church Attendance 2:06 Dr Nash and Non-Situational Friendship 3:01 Breaking Down Each Other's Doors 4:01 Why Marriage Makes You One Flesh 4:36 When Princess Diana Died 5:31 Her Husband Took a Private Jet 6:31 Romans 7:4 - I'm With You for Life 7:31 The Pregnancy Test Joke KEY SCRIPTURES Romans 7:4 - "that ye should be married" Full message:    • HOW TO BE A GOOD SHEEP PART 2 | FLOW LIVE ...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #WhenPrincessDianaDied #MaritalCommitment #Romans7 #GoodSheep #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026