To Forgive Doesn’t Automatically Mean To Reconcile
April 16, 2021
Reconciliation is not a requirement. It’s the desired outcome, but it can only truly take place when four things have happened.
Reconciliation is not a requirement. It’s the desired outcome, but it can only truly take place when four things have happened.
In today’s episode, I answer listener questions about staying connected to your kids post-divorce, how to handle parental alienation, a healthy approach to decision-making, figuring out if your husband is really changing, and more!
It’s like my husband spent our marriage throwing gasoline all over our home. Nobody could see it, but I could smell the fumes. They threatened to suffocate me. I knew that if I lit a match to illuminate the truth about the gasoline, I would burn our home down. I was warned, in so many words, never to light that match.
How do we keep our kids from further harm and teach them to protect themselves when home, the very place they are supposed to be safest, is damaging to their bodies, minds, and souls? Dr. Debra Wingfield how to help children thrive, despite the challenges of an abusive home.
Emotional abuse that involved another person using God or His Word as a weapon of control is also called SPIRITUAL ABUSE, and this type of abuse is horrific in its potential to destroy one’s faith in God.
Natalie offers a ton of free resources to help Christian women in painful marriages. But the most powerful, specific, and comprehensive support is found in her Flying Free Sisterhood program. It’s sure to change your life.
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.
