Should we pray for God to bring curses on our enemies?

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

Well, 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.

You can call us right now with your question at 833 The Core.

Our phone lines will be open for the next 25 minutes or so, so feel free to call us now.

1-833-843-2673.

Now you can also post your question on one of our social media sites. In fact, we have a

YouTube channel so you can watch Andrew Alive in the studio right now and send him a message

your question that way through YouTube, or feel free to email us anytime at questions at

core Christianity.com. Well, first up today, let's go to a voicemail from one of our

listeners named MJ. Hi, Pastor Adriel. I just had a question about marriage. I heard you

said in an earlier podcast that in the Bible, adultery can dissolve the marriage covenant.

But my understanding was that till death do you apart, that the only thing that really can

dissolve the marriage covenant, especially if you're a Roman Catholic, is A, you get divorced,

then you seek an annulment, or B, one of the spouses passes, and then the other is free to marry.

I'm asking because in my case, my husband and I did get divorced.

Adultery was one of the factors, and we lived apart for a year after the divorce,

but we've since reconciled, and we're back living together.

But neither of us has any desire to renew the legal part, but we figure, well,

you know, in the eyes of God, we're still married anyway. So do we even need to take that

additional step? That's my question. M.J., thank you for that, for that question. Now, of course,

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