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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in His Needs, Her Needs

Willard F. Harley Jr.’s His Needs, Her Needs: Building an Affair-Proof Marriage is one of those Christian-adjacent marriage books that contains genuinely useful counsel wrapped inside a framework that can become dangerous when applied to unsafe marriages. I’ve included screensh...


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Divorce Is Not the Mass-Shooter Warning Sign People Think It Is In The Violence Project data, childhood trauma / abuse appears more often than parental divorce — 33–68% compared with 22%.

When tragedies happen, people often search for one simple explanation. In Christian and marriage-at-any-cost circles, one claim comes up again ...


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Eight of the Most Troubling Teachings in Lies Women Believe, by Nancy Leigh DeMoss Wolgemuth

The book Lies Women Believe is not dangerous because of one isolated sentence. It is dangerous because of the pattern. Again and again, women’s instincts for safety, autonomy, grief, anger, medical care, family planning, and divorce are framed as decep...


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Is Your Spouse Pushing for a Fast Divorce? 12 Hidden Motives in a Controlling Marriage

Question from a reader: “Why would an abusive spouse want to speed up the divorce?”

For some people a fast divorce can sound like a relief. When you have been living with intimidation, manipulation, financial control, or emotional cruelty, the idea of getting it over with q...


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Listening for Self‑Confrontation Keywords in Sermons and Teachings

This article is part of a critique of Biblical Counseling Foundation’s Self‑Confrontation manual. Though presented as a Christian discipleship tool, it trains readers to scrutinize every emotion and to relabel many natural responses—such as fear, anger, or sorrow—as sins, even when thos...


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