Living in an Emotionally Abusive Marriage
Abuse is not a marriage issue, it is an issue of the heart between the abuser and God, as well as between the abused spouse and God.
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Posted by Julie Ganschow | | Abuse, Biblical Counseling, Heart, Marriage, Relationships, Victim |
Abuse is not a marriage issue, it is an issue of the heart between the abuser and God, as well as between the abused spouse and God.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Abuse, Biblical Counseling, Gender Roles |
Julie Ganschow, founder and Director of Reigning Grace Counseling Center and Biblical Counseling for Women, shares about women in biblical counseling and offers insights into handling emotional abuse in counseling.
Read MorePosted by Anne Dryburgh | | Abuse, Children, Guest Blogger, Parenting, Sexual Sin, Suffering, Trials |
Such terrible situations involve deep suffering for all involved. It is in our nature to try to avoid pain and suffering, but in such difficult situations, we will suffer. It is vital that in our suffering we do so with the Lord, knowing and trusting him while he works in our hearts and in the situation.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Abuse, Love, Relationships |
The Lord Jesus Christ taught us to call Him Father (Luke 11:2; Matt. 6:9). Dora learned through biblical counseling that she matters to God and that she has the privilege of calling Him Father, Abba. God the Father values His children; He is kind and loving and will care for and nurture His children when an earthly father will not. He hears our cries in the night (Ps. 55:17). He answers our pleas for help (Ps. 34:17; 6:9). He is is our ever present help in time of need (Ps. 46:1).
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Abuse, Emotions |
Special Audio File Today Julie is driving back from the Biblical Counseling Coalition Global...
Read MoreWe are not a licensed counseling agency, nor are we psychologically or medically trained therapists. We offer ‘pastoral’ counseling intended to bring life change through heart change.