I’m SO grateful for the many people who have encouraged me through my healing and recovery from abuse, but some chose language that made me feel like I was the cause of my abuse and that I didn’t matter. In today’s post, you will learn one way people unintentionally use dismissive language, deeply wounding those who have already been wounded.
Thank you for engaging in this very important topic and considering how you can make a difference.
When our brokenness seems to be winning, what reason do we have to believe God will bridge the divide and answer our cries for help?
Join me today in a very short chapter of Psalms where David shares his reason for hope.
While there are many ways to justify “cautiously” loving others, what is the cost?
Read today’s article and dream a little about what it would look like if we loved extravagantly… as Jesus did.
Following God’s will and ways can be exciting and adventuresome… until reality sets in! Being obedient is rarely popular, and it almost always costs something emotionally, relationally or financially.
Let today’s fun and inspiring story inject some hope for your journey – that God resources every single one of His plans.
Is there any person or group of people that, every time you think of them, you writhe with frustration or hope they “rot in hell”?
Whether it is a wrong committed against you, someone you love, or any group of people you are fighting to represent, it is natural to want revenge, consequences or to spew damnation, but, even if they get what they deserve, it can leave you dripping with disappointment.
Though this article travels through a segment of my abuse story, it can be insightful for anyone who is feeling unsatisfied with the consequences for someone who has committed wrongdoing.
