“The person who betrays, abuses, and breaks the vows is the one who caused the divorce.”
The Life-Saving Divorce, page 122
#LifeSavingDivorce #ChristianDivorce #BrokenVows #BiblicalGrounds #AbuseAwareness

“The person who betrays, abuses, and breaks the vows is the one who caused the divorce.”
The Life-Saving Divorce, page 122
#LifeSavingDivorce #ChristianDivorce #BrokenVows #BiblicalGrounds #AbuseAwareness
“Only you know what is happening behind closed doors. Only you can determine when ‘Enough is enough.”
Life-Saving Divorce, page 241
#LifeSavingDivorce #ChristianDivorce #EnoughIsEnough #BehindClosedDoors #AbuseAwareness
The way you feel during the worst years of divorce may tell you very little about how you will feel years from now.
A 2025 study of 1,462 Australian women: satisfaction dropped, recovered in 3–4 years, then passed women who stayed married or partnered.
“We don’t have to be perfect before we call for a stop to abuse and cruelty.”
The Life-Saving Divorce, Chapter 3
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What if staying under the same roof is actually making your marriage worse?
A therapeutic separation isn't abandonment. It's a structured pause with clear boundaries, accountability, and review dates.
"Is it okay with God if I get a divorce?"
If you've asked yourself that question in the middle of the night, you're not alone — and you deserve an honest answer, not a guilt trip.
You may have spent years trying harder, praying harder, hoping things would change. But sometimes the problem isn't that you haven't tried hard enough.
You are not alone. Your life matters. ❤️
If your ex is difficult, your parenting plan can't be vague.
"As agreed." "Reasonable visitation." "We'll work it out." — none of that holds up in a high-conflict case.
Here I break down the 5 areas your parenting plan needs structure in 🎥
Labor Day honors workers. A lot of women's labor is unpaid and invisible — and it doesn't stop when the paying job does.
Women still do more unpaid domestic work than men at every age (Pew). And women initiate ~69% of divorces — a number unchanged since the 1940s.