Well, given your outspoken position on divorce and remarriage, we get a lot of questions in

the inbox on this front.

Here's one from a podcast listener named Lisa.

Dear Pastor John, I read your long article about divorce and remarriage and agreed all

along.

Near the end, you restated that only God can end a marriage.

Yes.

Then you went on to say that remaining in a second marriage is right.

I noticed that you did not give scripture to back up that point.

And that's where I no longer agreed with you.

All the other scriptures seem to only prove that marriage is impossible to end.

Are there any passages to suggest that a divorce spouse should remain in their second marriage?

It's important to point out that this question that's being asked is a question everyone has

to face, not just me with my conservative view of divorce and remarriage.

It's a question that everyone except those who think that all divorce and remarriage

is biblical.

If you have any limits at all in your view of divorce and remarriage, you will soon

or later meet a couple who has transgressed even your limits and are in a marriage that

they should not have entered, that you think they should not have entered, not just me.

So this is a question then for almost every Christian.

If the marriage that you are in was entered wrongfully, you shouldn't have entered it, should

you stay in it?

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