HEAL from Hurt, REDISCOVER True Self, REBUILD with Clarity
The author discusses the issue of abuse in Christian marriages, sharing personal experiences of emotional manipulation and loss of identity within their own relationship. They emphasize the church's responsibility to address such abuse proactively, provide support to victims, and work in collaboration with professionals. The need for church education and proactive policies against domestic violence is highlighted. SELECT IMAGE OR TITLE FOR MORE.
The content explores the notion of marriage as an idol, highlighting the struggles within dysfunctional Christian marriages. It draws parallels between biblical and modern idols, emphasizing that marriages can become idols when they prioritize personal desires over God's will. The text urges believers to seek accountability, avoid idolatry, and focus on glorifying God. SELECT THE IMAGE OR TITLE TO READ MORE.
Dr. Ramani Durvasula's book, "It's Not You; How to Heal from Narcissistic People," guides readers on recognizing and healing from narcissistic abuse. It emphasizes understanding unhealthy relationship patterns and the necessity of radical acceptance. Healing involves reclaiming one's identity, practicing compassion for oneself, and addressing the trauma caused by narcissists. Victims are encouraged to seek help and support. SELECT IMAGE OR TITLE TO READ MORE.
The content discusses the harmful dynamics of toxic relationships, particularly highlighting manipulative behaviors, entitlement, emotional abuse, and dishonesty. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing these patterns, encouraging individuals to seek help and establish boundaries. Ultimately, it calls for spiritual healing and discernment to navigate such challenging situations effectively. SELECT THE IMAGE OR TITLE TO READ MORE.
The author recounts their painful journey of leaving an abusive marriage after five years, initially staying due to vows, commitment and hope for change. Despite attempts at counseling and personal growth, they faced consistent manipulation and isolation, ultimately prioritizing their relationship with God over their marriage. The piece concludes with an invitation for others to seek healing from emotional abuse. SELECT THE IMAGE OR TITLE TO READ MORE.
