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The Red Table Talk: What We Noticed, What They Got Right, and What's Next

The Red Table Talk: What We Noticed, What They Got Right, and What's Next

by Trevor Winsor May 23, 2019

Oftentimes, we disregard the world or culture we live in because the perspective isn’t “Christian” or “biblically-based.” But, there are pockets of our world and people who still speak about things that are true, powerful, and very needed. This week, The Red Table Talk did just that!

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Eating My Feelings.....and everything else in the house

Eating My Feelings.....and everything else in the house

by Ashley Jameson May 16, 2019 3 Comments

I don’t actually remember the first time I made myself vomit after eating. One day I thought to myself, “How did I get here?” I was trapped, battling a secret eating disorder but I looked like I had it all together.

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How I Learned To Talk To My Husband

How I Learned To Talk To My Husband

by Jackie Chambers May 09, 2019

In the first half of our marriage, most of the situations that negatively influenced our relationship stemmed from poor communication.

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My (Love) Addiction Story

My (Love) Addiction Story

by Debby Flanagan May 02, 2019 2 Comments

The first step on the path to recovery happens when we break through our denial. We must expose our distorted view of ourselves, others, and God, and acknowledge the reality of where we are today.

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Reviving Your Sexuality

Reviving Your Sexuality

by Rebecca Vander Meer April 25, 2019 2 Comments

For those of us in sex and love addiction recovery, I believe we are at a turning point in our lives to deconstruct and redefine what healthy sexuality means and what it looks like.

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2 Songs to Diminish Your Shame

2 Songs to Diminish Your Shame

by Trevor Winsor April 18, 2019 1 Comment

"Regardless of how much of your shame you choose to pick up off the floor each day, you don’t have to carry it. Christ, in His profound and, as Andrew Ripp said, “no good reason that I could understand” type of love, released and continues to release the shame that so easily latches on."

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Managing Love, Sex, and Relationships

Managing Love, Sex, and Relationships

by Heather Kolb April 11, 2019 1 Comment

God has a plan for our lives: to bring us to a place of health and wholeness—but for this to happen, we need to jump in with reckless abandon, hold nothing back, and commit to the process.

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Tidying Up the Shame

Tidying Up the Shame

by Anna Philipsen April 04, 2019

This spring, as you’re “kondo-ing” your closets, don’t be discouraged if you feel overwhelmed. Take a step back and make sure you are really ready to declutter. Keep working to release any shame that is tying you down and make it a priority to practice gratitude.

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Love, Sex, and My Feelings

Love, Sex, and My Feelings

by Ashley Jameson March 28, 2019

We are lacking in the knowledge of sex! It’s one of the most intimate and vulnerable pieces of our lives and we are left to figure it out on our own or rely on the “education” we receive through social media and TV. No wonder so many women feel like something isn’t right about their sexuality or sex life.

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From Hurt to Wholeness

From Hurt to Wholeness

by Patty Moreno March 21, 2019

In the midst of the circumstances we face, how do we cut loose from those self-defeating thoughts that seek to drown us in despair? How do we train our thoughts to align with God’s promises? What if this could become the pathway to experience the miraculous hope and freedom Jesus died to give us?

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Love, Sex, and Your Brain

Love, Sex, and Your Brain

by Heather Kolb March 14, 2019

God designed us for relationship with Him and others. It is only through raising awareness of our behaviors we recognize: do our behaviors move us toward relationship or away from relationship? This is a key element to managing love, sex, and relationships

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Searching For Stability

Searching For Stability

by Stories for Women March 07, 2019

My initial intentions were to give my heart something tangible to process—something to hold on to that wasn’t rooted in lies and false beliefs. I received so much more. I committed myself to sticking it out for a year.

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