#126 - Are You too Embarrassed or Ashamed to Admit a Fault or Sin to Your Husband? 3 Steps to Making an Effective Apology

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The Jar Podcast | Christian Marriage, Communication, Betrayal, Divorce, Separation

Lydia Santos - Christian Wife Coach, Marriage Ministry Leader, Boymom

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5 days ago

If you’re done feeling alone, discouraged, hopeless, exhausted + unheard, this is for you. Welcome to The Jar Podcast where we battle shame, reclaim our identity in Christ, walk in obedience to begin the healing process. Join me each week for personal stories, biblical truths, inspiration and practical tools to equip you to heal from the inside out, navigate hard parts in your marriage and partner with God in whatever plan He has for your life, your spouse’s life, your children’s life, and generations to come. Gather your broken pieces, Girl, it’s time to reclaim wholeness.

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#126 - Are You too Embarrassed or Ashamed to Admit a Fault or Sin to Your Husband? 3 Steps to Making an Effective Apology

The Jar Podcast | Christian Marriage, Communication, Betrayal, Divorce, Separation

20 minutes 1 second

2 years ago

#126 - Are You too Embarrassed or Ashamed to Admit a Fault or Sin to Your Husband? 3 Steps to Making an Effective Apology

You and your husband have just been fighting or you did or said something that was unkind. Maybe you’re keeping something from him.

Either way, you’re feeling the tension, the space between you, and the guilt is getting heavy.

You know you need to apologize. You think you understand your part in the conflict. You’re willing to take ownership, and you recognize the wrong on your end.

You want to say you’re sorry and get rid of the weight of the guilt and work toward a resolution… but you’re nervous. You’re scared to apologize. You’re worried about feeling rejected by your husband and maybe a little embarrassed. You’re not sure he’ll forgive you and actually, HE needs to apologize too!

Today we’re gonna talk about 3 steps you can take to make an effective apology, from a place of strength instead of shame.

Loads of Love, Lydia

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