How Do You Love a Spouse Who is Living in Sin?
Traditional Christian advice to women is not to divorce but to submit to their husbands, even in an unhappy marriage characterized by betrayal and neglect. When women embrace their freewill, they can forgive and reconcile with a husband who repents—or learn how to identify a marriage that is beyond repair. When Your Spouse Has Sin is one woman’s journey through forgiveness that will serve as a pattern for women struggling with their spouse's sin.
What if conflict could be a pathway to deeper connection instead of division and pain?
Conflict is inevitable in marriage, but it doesn't have to poison your relationships. Instead, it can be an opportunity for emotional and spiritual growth. In Deep Hurts: Overcoming Conflict in Marriage, you’ll discover how vulnerability, effective communication, and active listening can transform how you navigate disagreements. Through self-discovery and self-awareness, you can overcome conflict and build stronger, more meaningful connections with the people you love most.
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Empower yourself to more fulfilling and healthy reltionships
- Learn conflict resolution strategies
- Gain a deeper connection
- Learn emotional intelligence and self-awareness
- Identify and change unhealthy patterns
- Learn how to confidently set healthy boundaries
- Gain effective communication skills
- Learn mindset shifts
- Obtain skills to encourage forgiveness and empathy
- Learn healthy ways of coping
- Learn how to process feelings effectively
- Steps to healing after betrayal or divorce
Services in the following settings:
- Provide one-on-one or couples coaching sessions
- Host group coaching or support circles
- Offer pre-marital or dating coaching
- Mentor teens & children
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Is your relationship the thing in life causing you to feel like you are drowning with no way out?
When you are in an argument, do you get overwhelmed and just wish they would stop?
You may be feeling powerless. You may be feeling depressed, like there is nothing you can do because you are hurting so much.
I wrote these books because that is how I once felt too.
Don’t wait for change—create it.