Announcing 2026 Overcomer’s Spiritual Spa – Domestic Abuse Support Group and Bible Study Starts April 6
Daughters of the King of Kings! I have two wonderful [...]
Daughters of the King of Kings! I have two wonderful [...]
When someone is grateful for all their blessings, they live their life with humility and kindness and joy. They foster deep relationships. And good people want to be around them. And when they are surrounded by good people, connections are made, good things happen and doors are opened. And that just adds to things they are thankful for, which adds to their joy.
I am so excited to announce the release of my upcoming workbook "Overcoming the Narcissist, Sociopath, Psychopath, and Other Domestic Abusers: Workbook for Support Groups & Bible Studies to Recognize, Remove & Recover from Abuse"! This is a companion workbook to the award-winning 600 page big book (of the same name) for support groups and Bible studies with a proven curriculum that helps women who are targets of abuse go from victim to victorious! I am anticipating a July 26, 2025 release date. It will be available on Amazon and other places where books are sold.
You are the Queen of your kingdom. That is a high calling. Choose someone worthy of ruling by your side. Choose royalty. Choose a hero.
In the Overcomer's Spiritual Spa, learn what the Bible really has to say about healthy relationships, toxic relationships, how to remove ourselves safely from toxicity, and how to heal and live the victorious life that God designed for each of us.
It’s not joy that make us grateful, it’s gratitude that makes us joyful. The root of joy is gratefulness.
Love is a verb. It always wants and does what is in the other person’s best interest. Love honors and treasures those people that God has put in our lives.
While we all have painful things in our past, we must not let our past define our future.
Much like the Pharisees who rejected the goodness of Jesus no matter how many miracles He did and no matter how righteous He was, these minions of abusers will reject and ostracize the victim of abuse while gleefully hobnobbing with your abusive ex-husband. The Bible does not tell us to grovel and beg and try to convince them how righteous we are so that we will be accepted by them. Quite the contrary. We are told to shake their dust off our feet, move on, and consider ourselves blessed.
All relationships with abusers end badly – very badly. There was nothing you could have done to make it end any other way but horrific. He does not give you that option.