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Can I go back to church after this? Do I have to tell anyone? What if my church wouldn't handle it well?
There's a specific kind of hard in sitting through a service carrying something nobody in the room knows about. Standing while the music plays, wondering if you have any right to sing the words.
I sat in that for years. Today I'm telling you what finally changed, and the one thing that has to be true before going back actually works.
We explore:
The church where I went through the women by name and couldn't tell a single one
Why "I never doubted God's forgiveness" and "I was terrified of people's opinions" are both true and not the same thing
The one thing that has to be true: not everyone has to know, but someone there does
The four markers that made my pastor and his wife safe, and why "won't rush me" matters as much as "won't condemn me"
An honest word if your church genuinely isn't safe, and the two possibilities worth asking God about
Why you're not a liability in that room
Your one step: name one person at your church who might be safe. You don't have to tell her. Just name her.
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Kristina Joy | Affair Recovery Coach, Spiritual Healing, Emotional Healing. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Kristina Joy | Affair Recovery Coach, Spiritual Healing, Emotional Healing och inte av,
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