Biblical Answer

If you are struggling with the thought of God still loving you after divorce, I want to assure you that God is love and His love for you is not conditional on your circumstances. He loves you not because of your marriage or your relationship status, but because of who you are in Christ. The Bible teaches that God's love for us is not based on our performance or our behavior, but on His own nature (1 John 4:8). His love is a gift that we can receive and experience, regardless of what we have done or what has happened in our lives.

While the Bible is clear that God hates divorce (Malachi 2:16), and that marriage is a lifelong commitment (Matthew 19:6), it's also true that God can work through difficult circumstances to bring about good. He can use the pain and the hurt of divorce to bring about spiritual growth and maturity in our lives. In fact, the Bible says that God can take the brokenness of our lives and use it to make us more like Christ (2 Corinthians 12:9-10). So, even though divorce may be a difficult and painful experience, it's not a reason for us to lose sight of God's love for us.

In fact, the Bible teaches that God's love for us is not dependent on our circumstances, but on His own character. He is a God who is always loving, always merciful, and always faithful. He is a God who is committed to redeeming and restoring us, even when we have failed or made mistakes. So, if you are struggling with the thought of God still loving you after divorce, I want to encourage you to look to the Bible and see the many promises of God's love and redemption. Remember that you are loved, not because of your marriage or your relationship status, but because of who you are in Christ. And remember that God is always working to bring about good, even in the midst of difficult circumstances.