This installment delves into the deep, complex scenario surrounding Megyn Kelly's personal struggles with annulment, and sheds light on who holds the right to judge her marriage.

Just before Easter, Megan Kelly got real with her struggles and crisis of faith in the Catholic Church. Sixteen years ago, Kelly and her then-husband divorced and she remarried. As a result, she's been unable to participate in the sacraments since. She said the annulment process has caused her to grow further from God and the Church and questions if any man can get between her relationship with God.

While this discussion is emotionally complex, there are answers to Megan's question; Can a church place a moral judgement on her divorce and re-marriage? What gives them the right to decide if she can partake of the sacraments vital to the Christian faith (regardless of denomination)?

Does the Church have a Biblical responsiblity to intervene, and if so, why and how?

What is an annulement and are they even in Scripture?

A Christian marriage is a covenant between a husband, wife, and God. A covenant is the most serious of all relationships. How serious does God covenant breaking and does He allow room for forgiveness? What is the role of the Church in the process?

Let's dive into it and answer the question... Does any Christian leader, pastor, or priest have the right to question or judge a divorce and re-marriage and cause someone to question their faith?

You might be surprised at the answer!

This episode is a must-listen for those navigating personal struggles, seeking guidance, or aspiring to deepen their faith. Expect thought-provoking biblical references, a compassionate attitude towards individual struggles, and a respectful examination of the Church's role in believers' journeys of faith.