
šæ Cleave: The Podcast Weāre Jon & Ashley Lefrandt. Cleave is a faith-centered podcast about marriage, boundaries, family systems, healing, and holding fast to truth. As followers of Christ, we talk honestly about leaving unhealthy patterns and cleaving to God, your spouse, your covenants, and what is true ā especially when family pressure, manipulation, spiritual confusion, or relational pain mak... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Fatherās Day can bring up a lot more than celebration.
For some, it brings gratitude. For others, it brings grief, longing, anger, regret, or the ache of a relationship that is not what it should have been.
In this episode, Jon shares a deeply pers... more
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Can reconciliation happen if someone refuses to acknowledge what they did?
In Part 2 of this Q&A conversation, we talk about what reconnecting should look like after no contact, especially when the other person refuses to admit wrongdoi... more
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What does it really mean to honor your parents as an adult ā especially when the relationship has become painful, controlling, or unhealthy?
In Part 1 of this Q&A conversation, we talk about the difference between childhood obedience an... more
Was Encanto really about magic⦠or was it about family trauma?
In this episode of Leave Then Cleave, Jon and Ashley unpack Disneyās Encanto through the lens of family systems, generational trauma, scapegoating, emotional roles, truth-telling, and he... more
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Honestly this has been a game changer for me. I have researched a long time about my current situation but this naked the spiritual aspects do well. I validates what I have been going through, and there are actually so many similarities. I feel like I am listening to friends talk me through the questions I have in my mind, but also leading with love.
Love this podcast. Gives so much info on how to live with boundaries and be happy
Iāve listened to this podcast with an open mind. The hosts are very endearing. Some of what they say is very good, but ⦠very narrowly applicable.
If applied generally however, this podcast can be very harmful. I believe this podcast, on net, does more harm than good. As a physician surgeon, there is a principle called Iatrogenic harm. This is harm caused by the physician. In surgery this harm is obvious, an accidentally lacerated artery or injured nerve. We rarely discuss iatrogenic harm as ... more
Iāve recently gone through my āawakeningā with my family of origin and have been processing dysfunction and manipulation that Iāve experienced my entire life. Iām a wife and mom now and my narcissistic mother (and passive father) moved to attempting to manipulate and control my children, which was my breaking point. Something inside of me - I believe the Holy Spirt - told me enough is enough. God trusted me to nurture and protect my kids, and I canāt let them go through what I went through. ... more
I feel like the topics of this podcast and the angle in which the hosts present the information is unlike anything Iām seeing onlineā¦. And it makes so much sense! Thank you so much! Iām so grateful I found this podcast.
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Two hosts explore faith, family, healing, and boundaries through a faith-centered lens, often tying personal experiences to practical spirituality. Episodes commonly analyze family dynamics, accountability, and spiritual growth, with a strong emphasis on Christlike boundaries, forgiveness, and honest communication. The show frequently blends biblical reflections with real-life anecdotes, offering actionable practices for navigating difficult relationships, while maintaining a hopeful, faith-forward perspective that resonates with practicing LDS Christians and seekers alike. A few episodes feature devotional tones or live workshops, but the core remains candid conversations about love, truth, and transformation within family and faith contex... more
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