Christian Women Don’t Need Permission to be the Leader in Their Own Life
Do you sometimes feel like a bird in a gilded cage? Christian women are often taught they need an authority figure to protect them. Is that true?
Do you sometimes feel like a bird in a gilded cage? Christian women are often taught they need an authority figure to protect them. Is that true?
Feeling like a moldy lemon?
Maybe you’re just an onion.
If you’ve escaped the horror of a destructive relationship, but you still feel numb, anxious, depressed, and like a steaming hot mess…it’s easy to believe that “being jacked up” is the new normal. And your whole identity.
It’s not. In fact, what you’re searching for is closer than you can believe:
You’re still a whole person. Your true self isn’t lost. Your body is actually trying to help you heal. The best of you is still there.
But some of these things are covered by layers. Like an onion.
Coatings of trauma. Blankets of pain. Wrappings of core wounds. Cocooned lies.
Want to know how to find that sweet little onion core again? Sara Richmond and I explore this very question.
Have you ever felt like you never really grew up? Find out the two mind shifts you need to experience in order to grow up into emotional adulthood.
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.