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,...
Dear Slavic Christians, a deep emotional and spiritual problem is plaguing my community. I want to share the pain with you because as long as it keeps taking place, I can’t speak about the following enough. As long as we tell the hurting, “Just forgive...
For you to receive healing in therapy, your desire to change must be greater than the desire to stay the same. What does this mean exactly? It means that you must come to the end of your comfort, fear, familiarity, and desire for control to...