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Ep 48, Are Divorced Christians Treated Like Lepers in the Church?
Episode Summary:
In biblical times, lepers were cast out, shunned, and treated as untouchable. In today’s church, do divorced Christians experience something similar? In this episode, we dive into Scripture, history, and personal experience to uncover the parallels between leprosy and the stigma of divorce in Christian communities.
Through Mark 1:40-45, we see Jesus’ compassion as He reached out and healed a leper—restoring not just his body but his place in society. If you’ve felt isolated, judged, or discarded after your divorce, this message is for you. We’ll break the stigma, uncover biblical truth, and remind you that divorce is not your identity.
Key Takeaways:
Scripture References:
📖 Mark 1:40-45 – Jesus Cleanses a Leper
📖 Luke 17:12-19 – The Ten Lepers
A Final Encouragement:
If you’ve ever felt discarded by the church after divorce, remember: You are not unclean. You are seen, loved, and redeemed. Your faith in a healing Savior will make you whole again.
Let’s Connect:
💌 I’d love to hear your thoughts! Have you ever felt like a leper in the church? Share your story with me at [email protected]. Who knows? You might even be a future guest on the show!
🔗 If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. And don’t forget to leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Apple Podcasts to help more people find hope and healing.
🎙️ Rise and reclaim your identity. Because divorce is a sandstorm… but microdermabrasion is cheaper.
We are the fragrance of Christ,
Dana
Find me on Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/redeemidentity/
https://www.instagram.com/redeemidentity
My Free ebook, "Who Am I After Divorce?" can be downloaded here: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/4k769kpebf
Website and Blog link:
https://redeemed-identity.com/blog/
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By Dana L Williams, Author, Podcast Host, Founder of Redeemed-Identity Ministries
5
2020 ratings
Episode Summary:
In biblical times, lepers were cast out, shunned, and treated as untouchable. In today’s church, do divorced Christians experience something similar? In this episode, we dive into Scripture, history, and personal experience to uncover the parallels between leprosy and the stigma of divorce in Christian communities.
Through Mark 1:40-45, we see Jesus’ compassion as He reached out and healed a leper—restoring not just his body but his place in society. If you’ve felt isolated, judged, or discarded after your divorce, this message is for you. We’ll break the stigma, uncover biblical truth, and remind you that divorce is not your identity.
Key Takeaways:
Scripture References:
📖 Mark 1:40-45 – Jesus Cleanses a Leper
📖 Luke 17:12-19 – The Ten Lepers
A Final Encouragement:
If you’ve ever felt discarded by the church after divorce, remember: You are not unclean. You are seen, loved, and redeemed. Your faith in a healing Savior will make you whole again.
Let’s Connect:
💌 I’d love to hear your thoughts! Have you ever felt like a leper in the church? Share your story with me at [email protected]. Who knows? You might even be a future guest on the show!
🔗 If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. And don’t forget to leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Apple Podcasts to help more people find hope and healing.
🎙️ Rise and reclaim your identity. Because divorce is a sandstorm… but microdermabrasion is cheaper.
We are the fragrance of Christ,
Dana
Find me on Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/redeemidentity/
https://www.instagram.com/redeemidentity
My Free ebook, "Who Am I After Divorce?" can be downloaded here: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/4k769kpebf
Website and Blog link:
https://redeemed-identity.com/blog/
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