Another big week ahead of us on the podcast our inbox is a rather full of questions from

listeners who are asking about remarriage after the death of a spouse here are two of

those emails.

Pastor John, my name is Preeti, P-R-E-E-T-Y-Preeti from Indonesia.

In July of last year I lost my loving husband, he went in for surgery that was not supposed

to be life-threatening, but he never woke up from the anesthesia.

I was and remain in shock.

We have been married for eight years, blessed with two beautiful daughters.

My husband has been actively serving the Lord since the age of 18 while most of his friends

are Hindu.

His life was all about the gospel.

We started a church and a few gatherings he loved people, dearly compassionate and generous.

My question to use this are their verses in the Bible that encourage widows to remarry.

That sounds disturbing to me right now.

My question is, what's left for me to hold on to in my relationship between my husband

and me?

I long to be always called his wife, but is that wrong?

Each day I wait to be reunited with my husband again.

Thank you, Pastor John.

And then the second email comes in from Patricia who asks more directly, Pastor John, does

the Bible allow remarriage after the death of a spouse?

What would you say to these ladies, Pastor John?

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