
Breaking the Grip Podcast from Kris Reece is a podcast to help you navigate difficult relationships and conquer codependency biblically. Here is where you find faith and freedom from toxic people.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessReligion & SpiritualityChristianityMental Health | |||

5 Signs God Is About to Judge the Narcissist Who Hurt You
Have you ever watched a manipulator twist reality so convincingly that you wondered when God would finally expose the truth? They may look untouchable for a season - but Scripture shows us th... more
The Hidden Demonic Pattern Behind Narcissists That Most Christians Miss
There’s a spirit that attaches itself to narcissism—subtle, deceptive, and often undetected even by mature believers. In this episode, KR exposes the spirit of Jezebel, showing ... more
Renew Your Mind After a Toxic Relationship Online Course
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FREE Narcissist Survival Guide
Stop Letting the Narcissist Control Your Mind — In 4 Simple Steps
You left the toxic relationship… or at least set firm boundaries. You got some peace back… or so you thought.
Before long, old conversations replay in your head, anxiety pops up for ... more
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Thanks for being my wisdom accelerator and being there for me, lightening the darkest period of my life.
I never had a great relationship w my mom and finding this podcast was the best thing ever. Thank you! I feel less guilty now…
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Thankful to find you. Such great biblical advice in navigating difficulty and trusting God to work all things for our good even when we can’t see it.
My dad is a covert narcissist and violently & manipulatively abused me for 30 years. I only came to this realization in the last year. My dad was also a pastor for more than 3 decades, so I truly believed my life was "normal" as he used his spiritual authority abusively to control and hurt my family. This podcast was recommended by my therapist and it has been
transformational in understanding my parents and the true reality of my relationship with them. I appreciate how Kris helps apply God's w... more
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This podcast focuses on navigating complex and often painful relationships, especially those involving narcissism and emotional manipulation. It provides listeners with practical, biblically-based advice in dealing with toxic individuals, fostering personal growth and spiritual clarity. Through episodes that feature insights on identifying narcissistic behaviors, setting boundaries, and embracing one's faith, the content is designed to empower individuals to reclaim their identities and emotional well-being. The host's engaging and relatable storytelling, combined with personal experiences, makes the podcast feel accessible and impactful for listeners facing similar struggles.
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Breaking the Grip launched 6 years ago and published 335 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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