Challenges, trials, and heartaches in life are unavoidable whether you are a disciple of Jesus Christ or a nonbeliever. We will all deal with the realities of the laws of nature, natural disasters, the evil other people choose to do, and the difficult natural consequences we face because of our own actions and choices.
In the world of sin and temptations, devout Christians may question who they are. Christians are told that God made them and gave up his beloved son Jesus Christ to bring them Salvation. Knowing this truth doesn’t tell you who you are in God’s eyes and through Christ’s love.
One of the most frightening and traumatic experiences in life faced by women is being verbally, mentally, psychologically, financially, physically, or spiritually abused by the person they love. Faced with violence and abuse, Christian women are also faced with a spiritual dilemma, should I go or should I stay? Even after making the difficult choice of separation or divorcing an…
Abusive relationships can be confusing to spot at the beginning of your relationship. The mind games of abuse begin subtly as they are intertwined with complements, gifts, and thoughtfulness. By the time the abuse becomes more intense, you are confused and beginning to have feelings for the abuser.
We can learn something from every experience in life, including being a victim of abuse. When we choose to walk hand-in-hand with Jesus, he will show us insights about ourselves, revelations from God’s word, and help us break free from the mindset of abuse.
As a victim of abuse, you will feel a lot of swirling intense emotions once you are away from your abuser because it is safe. Your storm of emotions is normal, healthy, and necessary for you to walk to the healed side of abuse. However, it’s vital for you to take Christ’s hand and let him renew your mind through the truth and power of God’s word.
If you have realized a relationship you are currently in is primarily in the unhealthy category, it’s time to see the truth.