What we believe about gender roles affects every area of our lives and every corner of the Earth. Meghan Tschanz believes faith and feminism are the answer and she’s living proof.
Learn why relationships can be so difficult and confusing after experiencing long-term abuse, and how survivors can break out of toxic patterns.
Some people believe that if your goal is to help people get free from abusive relationships, you can’t really love and honor marriage. Many people believe true Christians go to church regularly and always read their Bibles. Most people want easy, clear-cut answers to their difficult, personal questions. But there is no one-size-fits-all approach to faith, marriage, or life. And that’s not a bad thing or a cop-out. Want to hear more?
Sarah Ramsey, a toxic relationship expert and author of Becoming Toxic Person Proof, helps women stuck in the healing process to recreate themselves and build lives that they love!
When our life falls apart, our beliefs about marriage, God, the church, our identities, and the Bible are challenged. This process is often scary, confusing, and painful. It’s called deconstruction, and Stacey Wynn specializes in guiding people through it.
Natalie draws from her own story—the pains and the triumphs—to answer two listener questions from women just like you. These women have taken all the blame, and struggle with knowing their true responsibility—whether their bad marriage, and all the fallout from it, are really their fault.
Get the first chapter of my book, Is It Me? Making Sense of Your Confusing Marriage, recommended by therapists. That chapter will help you figure out what’s going on in your marriage.
