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Restoration and Healing

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  • Shane Idleman

    Can I Divorce My Spouse Because of Abandonment or Abuse?

    By Shane Idleman
    91:01:36
    PSA 51:10PRO 3:5ISA 61:1MAT 11:28MAT 19:9ROM 8:281CO 7:10EPH 4:31JAS 1:51PE 5:7

    Shane Idleman addresses the complex issues surrounding divorce due to abandonment and abuse, emphasizing that while God desires reconciliation, there are circumstances where separation may be necessary. He highlights the importance of seeking God's guidance in these situations, as only He knows the heart and the true nature of the relationship. Shane encourages individuals to focus on their relationship with God, to seek healing and restoration, and to understand that divorce is not God's ideal but can be a reality in certain cases. He also stresses the significance of forgiveness and the dangers of bitterness, urging couples to work through their issues rather than resorting to separation or divorce without biblical grounds.

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