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The tide is turning. In 2015, nearly 3 in 4 Protestant pastors surveyed by LifeWay Research reported they did not view divorce for physical abuse as a sin, according to this study. Pastors who once opposed divorce for anything other than adultery are changing their...
What Is a Life-Saving Divorce? Not a Frivolous Exit — It Is A Divorce for Serious Harm The Opposite of “I’m Bored” or “The Grass Is Greener” A life-saving divorce is a divorce for serious reasons. It's the opposite of a frivolous divorce. It is not an "I'm bored"...
Sign up for the Life-Saving Divorce email list for updates. (You can unsubscribe at any time.) TRANSCRIPT: What's a Nice Christian Girl Like You Doing Promoting Divorce? Good question! I am a Christian, and I am pro-marriage. I believe in the sanctity of...
Pastor Steve Daughtery — "Gretchen's work is on that level. It ranges from game changing to life changing. Everyone needs this level of encouragement. You're going to want to share this with others." 1 Hour CLICK TO LISTEN: Noises from the Attic: Ep 40 - Gretchen...
Finding Peace After Divorce with Shirley Fessel (Audio & Transcript) Feb 11, 2020 - Shirley Fessel, author of the workbook, Redemption from Biblical Battering, tells her story. From childhood, her dream was to live her life in the service of the Lord. After...
12 Tips for Talking with Angry or Alienated Kids How to Avoid 12 Common Mistakes When Your Child Is Pulling Away After Divorce UPDATED Feb 2026 — Divorce can be incredibly painful for parents and children, especially in high-conflict situations. While it’s normal for...
Researchers have found (to their surprise) that deeply religious people stay in horrible marriages longer and endure far worse abuse than average. In the face of marriage-endangering behavior, many religious people double down and try harder. They pray. They fast....
"Don't blame yourself for provoking the abuse in your relationship. ln a healthy relationship you can make mistakes, get angry or even be critical and not pay such a high price. You are not the "cause" of your partner's rage or violence and you cannot be the...
One Woman’s Story: Adultery, Prayer, and When “Pray Harder” Isn’t Enough The Burden Many Christian Women Carry Alone If you are asking, “How can I save my marriage?” or “How can I get my husband back?” you are not foolish. You are loyal. You are hopeful. You love God...