How is your faith being tested? Is there more than one mountain that has to be moved? Often times we try to remain in control of our mountain. With all our energy and strength, we take our small shovel and dig into the mountain determined to move it. After expending ourselves, we view our accomplishment….
What other relationship patterns other than abuse are destructive? ecounseling by Leslie Vernick — April 23, 2009 — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbdtckIBbRM
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We are hosting an exciting event to bring about awareness of the destructiveness of domestic violence. Event Location: Calvary Church, Naperville, IL Time: 6-8:30 p.m. Date: November 21, 2010 For further information [email protected]
Where’s God? This is a common question heard frequently as we counsel women. All they see is injustice and heartache while experiencing judgment and condemnation from the Christian community. God is there in the messiness of life for He is a God who never slumbers nor sleeps. He is always working out His plan for…
In dealing with difficult people, we can be the obstacle that limits God in changing that person. It is important for us to get out of the way, stop enabling, and leave the difficult person to God. It is the most loving thing we can do. The difficult person may actually grow up and take…
Grief is more than facing the reality of what is. It is the process of letting go “what should and could have been”, then releasing the hurt and pain and turning our focus to the Lord who brings comfort and hope. Paula Silva
Women in destructive relationships struggle with many issues. Trust is one of them. Deception, lies, and control have eroded away the intimacy of the partnership. This lack of trust can also affect their faith in God. “If I cannot trust my partner who I can see, how can I trust God who I cannot see?”…