Four Slippery Steps to Adultery
Progressive choices that lead to destruction
At work and church, in our neighborhoods and during our daily activities we all encounter people of the opposite sex who are attractive. That's not the problem. Our selfish choices after the attraction create the problem. Adultery has a progression and most people (even Christians) take these steps...
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Inbox Infidelity
With the advent of email, chat rooms, and other online technology, it is easier than ever for a married person to engage in a private, often intimate, relationship outside of their marriage. In the hothouse of secrecy, seduction can flourish.
When Lynn met Bill in a chat room they hit it off right away. His clever little comebacks and talent for...
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The Beginning of the End
Is it possible to heal when your spouse moves on with their affair partner?
Many people take the time to share their stories with us through this website. Some are able to heal their marriages and some are not (and some choose not to) yet somehow we must slowly heal from the pain and move on with our lives.
Ruth Ritchie has had to move on...
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Rebuilding Trust
Has your trust been broken? Talk to a mentor today.
One of my clients once asked me what it means to trust another human being. She wanted to know how she should react when a spouse or significant other is dishonest, inconsiderate or having an affair. She wondered if it is possible to rebuild trust in someone who disappoints us greatly.
What...
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Three Safeguards Against Adultery
Staying strong in your marriage commitment – even through the fire!
I loved my new church! It was vibrant, exciting and on the cutting edge. The pastor was a talented and charismatic speaker and singer, the church was growing and impacting the community, and I felt so blessed to be a part of it all!
We had just relocated to this quaint little...
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Affair Repair
Can a Christian marriage survive an affair? Yes, mine did!
When Ron and I got married, both of us believed that it was the other person’s job to “Make me happy!” We soon found out—that was impossible.
I complained and criticized my way through our first year. Then Ron retaliated with the “I’m a bad husband because you’re a bad...
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