Dear Slavic Christian, Have you considered your input and the output of those you choose to be around? For example: do your parents, spouse, children, friends, coworkers, and ministry colleagues put 100% of their body, minds, and spirits into making your relationship thrive as much...
Dear Slavic Christian reader, do you have freedom in your marriage to express yourself physically, emotionally, spiritually, and creatively, or do you feel stuck, controlled, invalidated, repressed, or invisible? My heart is saddened when I hear stories about Slavic Christian wives not being allowed to...
2 Chronicles hits so close to home regarding my work as a Christian therapist with the Slavic community. Here’s an excerpt from chapter 30 starting from verses 6-10. “People of Israel, return to the Lord, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, that he may...
Dear Slavic Christians, I often hear people say, “Divorce is a sin,” while these same individuals minimize or deny the other sins that are taking place in our community such as emotional, physical, sexual, psychological, or spiritual abuse. As long as this remains the case,...