People ask why abuse victims don’t leave
Know this:
The immense emotional weight they carry will multiply when they leave
Friends will betray them
Their reputation will be smeared
Most of them know this and leave anyway.
The broken and bleeding: this is why I wrote We Too: How the Church Can Respond Redemptively to the Sexual Abuse Crisis. It releases today! https://t.co/cVq0dCA5mn
Thank you, Jesus, for strength, for rewriting my story, for hope in the midst of difficulty. I give YOU glory for this book. It is Yours, my offering to You and the church. Do with it as You please. #wetoobook#launchday
“It is not gossip to expose predators. It’s telling the truth for the sake of preventing future victims. When they began harming others, they relinquished their right to privacy.” #wetoobook Preorder: https://t.co/s3yrmMNv6Z + get 5 free full length books.
If you have sexual abuse in your past and it's hard to understand sex as beautiful, listen to Episode 64: Healing from Sexual Abuse https://t.co/z4ieORuAcD via @4christianwives
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Our deeply entrenched egocentricity is a major hindrance to our pursuit of justice. We are not naturally moved by the evil, sin, and suffering of this world to do justice until it infringes on our world, our comfort, and our relationships.