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Empowered Boundaries: Navigating Repeated Violations and Persisting Patterns (Part 3 of 3)

By LeAnne Parsons | December 4, 2024 |

Welcome to December dear friends. As we close out 2024, let’s make it a December to Remember! Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been walking through the challenging yet transformative journey of setting boundaries. We’ve talked about what boundaries are, how to communicate them with compassion, and how to navigate the initial resistance that often comes. Today, we’re leaning…

Empowered Boundaries: Practical Responses When Upholding Your Values (Part 2 of 3)

By LeAnne Parsons | November 27, 2024 |

Welcome back, dear friends. Last week, we explored the heart of setting empowered boundaries—how they reflect who you are and help you maintain integrity and well-being in your marriage. We talked about how boundaries are not walls to keep people out but gates that allow love and respect to flow freely. Today, we’re taking a deeper look into how to…

Empowered Boundaries: Upholding Your Values While Honoring Your Marriage

By LeAnne Parsons | November 20, 2024 |

Dear Beloved readers, thank you all for joining us here in this beautiful space. As we move through the reflective months of November and December, the shifting seasons invite us to pause and consider how we’re showing up in our most important relationships. One of the most challenging aspects of maintaining these connections is learning to hold firm to our…

What If Every Conversation Was Not a Fight?

By LeAnne Parsons | May 8, 2024 |

Hello, my dear sisters in faith, Ah, spring! There’s something truly rejuvenating about this time of year, isn’t there? As the earth reawakens, blanketing our surroundings in vibrant colors and lively sounds, it naturally invites us to do some rejuvenating of our own—not just in our homes but in our financial lives as well. It’s the perfect time to dust…

How Do I Help My Son Who Is Siding with His Dad?

By Leslie Vernick | May 1, 2024 |

Morning friend, Let me share something I’ve been doing lately that has brought me a greater sense of peace, self-control, and joy. I don’t do it perfectly, but I’ve been doing it more often. I pause and notice. For example, when I walk, I am deep into my audiobook. I pause, stop listening, and take notice of what’s around me…

How Do I Love Him Like God Does When I Feel Depleted?

By Leslie Vernick | April 17, 2024 |

Morning friend, CONQUER is now OPEN but only until Friday at midnight. If you’re in a destructive marriage or getting out of one, you definitely will want to check out joining our group. If you’re curious, I invite you to attend our 3 hour Livestream event Friday from noon ET to 3pm where we will have women who are in…

I Feel Guilty I Feel So Good That He’s Gone

By Leslie Vernick | January 3, 2024 |

Morning friend, Well, we’re into a brand new year. I always love turning the page in life. A new day, a new month, a new year. Each day, season, month, and year, is a fresh start. If we’re paying attention, we get to write how the main character of our story (us) shows up. What she does, says, thinks, believes.…

Finding Hope and Healing: Praying for a Godly Husband After Divorce

By LeAnne Parsons | October 4, 2023 |

In the quiet of the night, on the dawn of a bright sunrise, or at the most inconvenient times, loneliness creeps in. It’s natural to long for companionship and the warmth of a loving relationship. For Christian women who have faced the trials of emotional abuse, divorce, and betrayal, this longing can be especially heartbreaking. Loneliness can be both a…

Boundaries And Addiction

By Susan King | December 7, 2022 |

From Suffering In Silence To Finding Courage Susan King Hello friends!  Susan here, stepping in to address one of the many questions that come to Leslie Vernick & Co. each week.  I have just had a 4 day weekend and was so thankful to have downtime with friends and family.  It felt so great to rest and wake up at…