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Wisdom and Encouragement from a Biblical Perspective Concerning Domestic AbuseWisdom and Encouragement from a Biblical Perspective Concerning Domestic Abuse.
“But joyful are those who have the God of Israel as their helper, whose hope is in the Lord their God. He gives justice to the oppressed and food to the hungry. The Lord frees the prisoners.” Psalm 146:5-7
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Meet Meghan – Christmas Fairytale, Christmas Nightmare, to Christmas Peace!
…what I thought began as a Christmas fairytale marriage was ending as a Christmas nightmare.
Meet Carly
Carly tried everything! She apologized for being an unsubmissive wife and sought to make herself available for all of his needs. She cooked and cleaned and did her best to fulfill every one of Frank’s demands. But he always needed more!
Random Thoughts on Submission
Love ceases to be love when free will is taken out of the equation.
Domestic Violence and COVID-19: Called to Peace Ministries’ Role during the Pandemic
“This data confirms what we suspected,” said study co-author Mardi Chadwick Balcom. “Being confined to home for a period of time would increase the possibility of violence between intimate partners.”
Meet Emily: Thriving Forward
Unfortunately, as my mother tried to absorb the blows of verbal, emotional, psychological, and spiritual abuse alone, she could not shield me from its effects forever.
You Know That Lady?
That lady? Chances are… you know her.
That gifted persons? Those involved and educated by Called to Peace Ministries.
Meet Diamond
“It was like a switch flipped in him after his porn addiction was discovered,…I knew it was an abusive relationship in my heart, but I needed that external validation and confirmation. I felt so crazy, confused, and hopeless!
Meet Jewel
“It was like a horrendous dust storm that was too significant at the time to settle, so I couldn’t fully grasp what had and was occurring. My thoughts were muddled. I was crushed but would do my best to try to understand and succeed regardless. It was just an endless string of what-ifs.”
DEFINED BY HOPE
Scars do not need to define us, rather through us engaging with Jesus’ scars and letting
his wounds touch our wounds, we can find healing and identity—we can be defined by hope!
High Holy Days 2020
Is God at the core of your thoughts, actions, behaviors, and desires?
Meet Ruby: Pastor’s Wife & Survivor
When Ruby first met her husband, he seemed ideal, lined up with her future visions and goals, and he was in seminary.
The day my world came crashing down
Guest Post by Sage Sparrow I’m a survivor of domestic abuse and I remember the day my world as I knew it came crashing down around me. I got a phone call from an elder at my church hours before I was planning to help lead a children’s program. Don’t come, not for...