Episode 225: Do You Even Want This Kind of Marriage?

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Would our reaction to Christian marriage advice change if we realize how many people who write that advice are actually in abusive or destructive marriages? What if people in those marriages are more drawn to write marriage advice to process how they're feeling?

Today we look at two different women that Focus on the Family have held up to be emulated. One is a woman who has written prolifically for them, and when you look at her articles and what she reveals about her relationship, a TON of red flags are present. The other is a woman whose husband was jailed for domestic violence, but then she prayed, he repented, and now they lead Love & Respect seminars together. And Focus on the Family thinks this is a positive message.

Today Sheila Gregoire is joined by her husband Keith and by abuse educator Sarah McDugal.

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Things Mentioned in the Podcast:

• The article in the Revealer about Elisabeth Elliot's marriage
• My article detailing Focus on the Family's Facebook post praising the man who was jailed for domestic violence, as well as the letter I sent to Jim Daly
• My article on TradWife influencers and my concern for them
• Our podcast on Power of a Praying Wife
• Our one sheet download on Love & Respect
• Focus on the Family's article "It's the Little Things"
• Our Open Letter to Focus on the Family

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