A podcast for Christians who want to Christian without a stick up their butt or pretending to be perfect all the time. It’s for believers who know that the ”small” issues matter, because our faith is not Religion, it‘s REAL life! more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureRelationshipsReligion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Let's talk about healing triggers without access to mental healthcare & handling the intentional dog whistles of emotional/spiritual abusers. The aftermath of spiritual abuse and religious trauma. more
Let's talk about more COVERT Emotional Abuse Tactics, word salad gaslighting, insults, deflection, moving the goal-post, withholding. This is spiritual abuse. more
What brought me to Watermark Community Church Dallas, and started my spiritual abuse journey. more
Let's talk about GASLIGHTING , 'Positive' Manipulation & Spiritual Abuse. more
Let's talk about word salad & data mining within a seemingly "harmless" email. Emotional manipulation & Abuse can be really subtle. more
Lessons From A Predatory Church more
"Uche, why don't you just leave?" :) more
Shunning and isolation after spiritual abuse is TEXTBOOK toxic church behavior. While a normal person would try to resolve conflict, manipulators are poisoning every potential support system someone has. Smear-campaign 101. more
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