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Finding Healing After Spiritual Wounds (Part 2): Biblical Accountability
In Part 1, we explored the pain of church hurt—the deep wounds that can come from betrayal, gossip, manipulation, or leadership gone wrong. But not every uncomfortable experience in church is abuse. In this episode, we’ll dive into the difference between biblical accountability and spiritual abuse, because sometimes what people call church hurt is really just being held accountable for harmful choices. This is a conversation about discernment, responsibility, and healing.
🕊️ There is clarity.
❤️ There is responsibility.
✝️ And there is still a healthy way to grow within the body of Christ.
If this episode encouraged you, would you take a moment to leave a review? It helps more women in ministry find the show and be encouraged in their walk with Christ and leadership in the local church.
Connect with Narcely:
Website: www.NarcelyRuiz.com
Instagram: @narcelyruiz / @upstreampursuit
If you’re a woman serving in ministry and you want support in growing in biblical confidence, leadership, and healthy ministry rhythms, I’d love to connect with you.
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By Narcely Ruiz Duran
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In Part 1, we explored the pain of church hurt—the deep wounds that can come from betrayal, gossip, manipulation, or leadership gone wrong. But not every uncomfortable experience in church is abuse. In this episode, we’ll dive into the difference between biblical accountability and spiritual abuse, because sometimes what people call church hurt is really just being held accountable for harmful choices. This is a conversation about discernment, responsibility, and healing.
🕊️ There is clarity.
❤️ There is responsibility.
✝️ And there is still a healthy way to grow within the body of Christ.
If this episode encouraged you, would you take a moment to leave a review? It helps more women in ministry find the show and be encouraged in their walk with Christ and leadership in the local church.
Connect with Narcely:
Website: www.NarcelyRuiz.com
Instagram: @narcelyruiz / @upstreampursuit
If you’re a woman serving in ministry and you want support in growing in biblical confidence, leadership, and healthy ministry rhythms, I’d love to connect with you.