We are not young or restless but we are Reformed. Mike and I (Angela) are members of Southside Reformed Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. We are thankful that the Lord, in His gracious Providence, united us in marriage on August 25, 2012.
We both suffered unwanted divorces after long marriages. This blog was born to discuss remarriage after divorce from our Reformed Christian perspective. There are many in Reformed Christian circles who believe that remarriage after divorce is absolutely forbidden, no matter what the divorce circumstances were. I am a Reformed remarried divorcee. A divorced and remarried Reformed Christian. No matter how you put it, it doesn’t sound good. I hate the D word. This blog is not aiming to balk at denominations that are strict in their convictions. I’m with them and most of all I’m with Jesus: He hates divorce and I hate it, too. I will attempt to share the anguish, anxieties, and apprehension that preceded our marriage. Besides the difficulty of a second marriage, my husband and I are middle-aged with grown children. Thus, there will be posts about other issues that make second marriages difficult. You can imagine there will be an infinite amount of subjects to tackle on these pages, including the many blessings of a new marriage and anything relating to marriage all from a Biblical worldview.
I do the writing while Mike looks over my shoulder as my spiritual leader.
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We are not young or restless but we are Reformed. Mike and I (Angela) are members of Southside Reformed Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. We are thankful that the Lord, in His gracious Providence, united us in marriage on August 25, 2012.