Healing Separately Let Us Re-Build Together
Today’s guest post comes to you from Kim Pullen at Hope for Spouses and is part of the Sexual Healing and Wholeness Series. By Kim Pullen Years …
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How Sexual Objectification and Modest Dressing Negatively Affected My Marriage
Today’s guest post comes to you from Keelie Reason at Love Hope Adventure and is part of the Sexual Healing and Wholeness Series. By Keelie Reason I …
I Worked on Sex, and Then He Got Angry
Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know …
Healing After a Husband’s Affair
Today’s guest post comes to you from April Truitt at A Wife’s Recovery from an Affair and is part of the Sexual Healing and Wholeness …
From the Archives: Healing at the Pool
While I take a little break for Christmas, I am sharing some posts from my archives. In this post, I write about the man at …
Transforming the Scars from a Premarital Past
Scars you carry from your sexual past can remind you of God’s great transformative work in your life.
8 Ways to Support Other Women in an Age of #MeToo
How can we—as individuals and in our churches—support women who experience unwanted sexual attention? The #MeToo movement invites us to serve other women in a unique way.
Your Mother’s Daughter
We often hear about the beauty of the relationship between a mother and her child. It is a relationship that symbolizes nurture and love and …
Why #MeToo Matters
#MeToo makes it very clear is that just about every segment of our society is infected by the problem of sexual harassment and sexual assault. No place is totally immune—and that includes our churches.
Six Things I Do When Sexual Assault Is in the News
Sexual assault survivors can struggle in the face of sexual assault news. I do six things to help me respond in a healthy way.
A Heritage of Woundedness
When we let our wounds stay open, we leave a legacy of brokenness that oozes into the lives of others.
Ugly Crying with God
Deep and serious work on ourselves can bring healing and intimacy with God. you can find healing in the difficult and painful moments—even if it means you do some ugly crying with God.
Reading in Reverse
I have spent much of my life thinking about the past, which isn’t always a good thing. I’ve dragged heavy baggage around with me. …
Remember Whose Daughter You Are
A meme has been going around Facebook that has stuck in my mind: “Whenever you feel overwhelmed, remember whose daughter you are and straighten …
Is Porn Use an Addiction (and Does It Even Matter)?
What can we learn when we view a persistent porn habit as an addiction (even if it isn’t actually one)?