Biblical Answer

The question of whether God still loves me after divorce is a common one for many Christians who have gone through this painful experience. The Bible teaches us that God is a God of love and mercy, who desires a personal relationship with each of us. However, it also teaches us that God's original intent was for marriage to be a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman (Matthew 19:3-9). This is why divorce is not God's ideal, and why He hates it (Malachi 2:16). But does God still love me after divorce? The answer is a resounding yes! God's love for us is not dependent on our marital status or our past choices. He loves us regardless of our circumstances, and He desires to restore and redeem us in every area of our lives, including our marriages.

The Bible teaches us that God is a God of restoration and redemption. He can take the broken pieces of our lives and turn them into something beautiful (Psalm 147:3). He can heal the wounds of divorce and put love back in our hearts (Psalm 147:3). He can even restore our marriages, if that is His will (Malachi 2:16). But whether or not our marriages are restored, God's love for us remains the same. He is a God who desires to forgive and to heal, and who is always working to bring good out of our circumstances. So, even if our marriages are not restored, God still loves us, and He desires to use us for His glory.

In conclusion, God's love for us is not dependent on our marital status or our past choices. He loves us regardless of our circumstances, and He desires to restore and redeem us in every area of our lives, including our marriages. So, if you are going through a divorce or have gone through one in the past, know that God still loves you, and that He desires to use you for His glory. Don't give up on God or on yourself. Instead, turn to Him in faith, and trust that He will work all things out for your good (Romans 8:28). I pray that you will experience the love and restoration of God in your life, and that you will be a witness to His power and love to those around you. Amen.