You’ve probably read countless books and articles about marriage, how to be a good Christian wife, but if you’re in an abusive marriage, I’m here to tell you that these reading materials probably don’t apply to you. Many of the authors writing them don’t have any knowledge regarding abuse in Christian marriages, so there are no caveats, exceptions, or words for those women who are struggling with an abusive spouse. 

In today’s episode, I take apart an article on marriage that I recently read to prove my point that these articles really are not made for women who are dealing with an emotional abuser. The article may be applicable for a woman in a normal, run-of-the-mill Christian marriage, but for those of you who don’t find yourselves in a marriage like that, this article is probably not going to be for you. Let’s talk about why. 

Key Points From This Episode:

• How I would read the article through the eyes of a woman in a “normal” marriage.
• A funny anecdote about socks on the floor. 
• How I would read the article through the eyes of a woman in an emotionally abusive marriage.
• Satan’s main goal (and God’s main goal, too). 
• Books and resources that ARE for women in emotionally abusive marriages. 

Access the transcript, read the show notes, and/or ask Natalie a question here

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