Relationships

	Adultery

	I know we're supposed to forgive people who've hurt us, but I'd rather get even.
	Billy Graham writes, "If you do this, you'll be driven by anger and a desire to hurt others—and this should be a danger signal to your soul." Read Billy Graham's answer

	I'm tempted to cheat on my wife again. How can I keep from giving in?
	Billy Graham writes, "The best way to avoid giving in to temptation is to flee from it the moment it appears." Read Billy Graham's answer

	My husband had an affair. How can I ever trust him again?
	Billy Graham writes, "Yes, trust is hard to rebuild—but with God's help your marriage can be healed. That's why I urge you and your husband to turn your lives over the Christ ..." Read Billy Graham's answer

	I knew being divorced and becoming a single mom would be hard, but what I didn't expect was the desire to strike back.
	Billy Graham writes, "Pray for your former husband that he will repent and come to Christ. And pray daily for God's strength and wisdom as you raise your children." Read Billy Graham's answer

	My husband and I are upset because a man who is active in our church has broken his marriage vows and is committing immorality.
	Billy Graham writes, "Pray for your leaders, that God will give them courage and wisdom to do what is right." Read Billy Graham's answer

	How can you trust someone who's lied to you repeatedly, and then keeps on doing it?
	Billy Graham writes, "Perhaps the place to begin is with your words. Words of love and encouragement can do much to bring healing." Read Billy Graham's answer

	I'm deeply in love with a woman, and we're planning to get married. The only problem is we're both already married.
	Billy Graham writes, "God did not bring you together (no matter what you feel), nor is it His will for you to break your marriage vows and turn your backs on your families." Read Billy Graham's answer

	My wife and I are legally separated, and it's about broken my heart. Is there any hope for us?
	Billy Graham writes, "Keep praying, and do whatever you can to let your wife know of your love. If you also were at fault in some way, confess it to God and seek His forgiveness—as well as your wife's." Read Billy Graham's answer

	My cousin is considering leaving his wife. Do you think the devil can put thoughts into a person's mind?
	Billy Graham writes, "There is much we don't know about the devil's methods, but we do know we need to be alert and constantly on guard against him, and not let ourselves be led astray by his lies." Read Billy Graham's answer

	I left my husband a few months ago, and now I've gotten involved with another man. I don't know how I got into this mess.
	Billy Graham writes, "Right now, you may feel lonely and unloved, and perhaps this is why you've gotten into the relationship. But it will never provide the love and emotional security you crave." Read Billy Graham's answer