Am I allowed to support Muslim affairs as a Christian?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Hi, this is Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the

Christian life every day. We'd love to hear from you. Here's our phone number. It's 833-the-core. That's

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Christianity.com. First up today, let's go to Ebony, calling in from Texas. Ebony, what's

your question for Adrile? Hello, my question is me and my husband divorced in late December. And as I gain wisdom and get closer and

thrive to please God, I see the Apostle Paul says in 1st Corinthians 7-11, we must not separate.

But if we do, it's the Lord's will that we be reconciled. So my question is, what advice or

steps should I take if me and my ex-husband have both moved on in life, and he's actually in another

relationship? But I would like to be reconciled, my marriage to be reconciled, and the Lord

would like us to be reconciled, too, according to his word. So I just need guidance on what to do.

Ebony, can I ask you, is your ex, was he a believer? Is he a believer?

We were very worldly when we got divorced and ended in the marriage.

But now I've heard from family members that he's getting close to the Lord.

And myself on my journey, I'm actually getting closer to the Lord as well.

Well, Ebony, I'm grateful to hear that for for the both of you

that through these circumstances God has drawn you both closer to himself

and there in 1st Corinthians chapter 7 verses 10 and following you know

Paul is saying look don't separate from your spouse now of course in the bible there are

there are instances where divorce is uh it's okay to be divorced and i and i use that word lightly

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