by Todd Turner
Divorce Recovery Podcast
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Many Christians feel they aren’t equipped to counsel. Yet, when our brothers and sisters in Christ encounter trials, suffering, and sin, we are called to help them “grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ,” by speaking the truth in love.
The Need for Quality Christian Counseling is High
“Counseling is not just about problem solving. It is about pointing believers to the glory, beauty, and sufficiency of Jesus Christ that leads to a deeper communion and enjoyment of Him.” Dale Johnson
1. Association of Biblical Counselors
Association of Biblical Counselors exists to enlist, equip, enrich and encourage all believers everywhere to live and counsel the Word, applying the Gospel to the whole experience of life. Association of Biblical Counselors (christiancounseling.com)
2. Association of Certified Biblical Counselors
Resources, training and certification to promote excellence and doctrinal integrity in biblical counseling. Find a Counselor – Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (biblicalcounseling.com)
While divorce is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences, it can also be an opportunity for profound spiritual growth and understanding. Grace and divorce are intertwined, offering a path to forgiveness, redemption, and healing. By extending grace to yourself, forgiving your former spouse, and using your experiences to help others, you can find solace and strength in your faith during this difficult journey. As the Apostle Paul wrote in 2 Corinthians 12:9, “But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.” In your vulnerability and reliance on grace, you may discover a newfound sense of peace and resilience.
For more resources and support on divorce recovery, consider subscribing to the Unyoked podcast and visiting toddturner.com/divorce. You’re not alone, and together, we can find healing and hope in the aftermath of a Christian divorce.
In Season 2, Episode 2 of the UnYoked Podcast, hosts Todd Turner and guest Carrie Korem Vitt delve into the complexities of navigating life post-divorce, emphasizing the importance of self-care, healthy communication, and the gradual journey towards healing. They tackle challenging topics like dating after divorce, the role of faith in rebuilding one’s life, and the support (or lack thereof) from church communities, providing listeners with both personal insights and practical advice for those facing the painful process of starting anew.
Join Todd Turner as he dives into the realities of intimacy for post-divorce Christian singles. It's more than just sexual healing; it's about grappling with morale, scriptural ambiguity, and the pursuit of joy after heartbreak. Are they sinners, survivors, or just humans seeking connection?
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In Episode 17 of the UnYoked Podcast, discover the ways that divorce can help you find purpose and heal from the emotional pain of the relationship breakup. Whether you're currently going through a divorce or have been through one in the past, this episode is for you! We’re diving deep into a powerful but often misinterpreted verse from Scripture: “God uses everything for good.”
In the UnYoked Podcast, Todd Turner candidly discusses the harsh realities of post-divorce loneliness, urging listeners to acknowledge and embrace this essential phase of the healing process. With heartfelt retellings of his own experiences, Turner emphasizes the dangers of rushing into new relationships out of loneliness, offering valuable insights on how to navigate this tumultuous journey with self-compassion and support. From strengthening existing connections to rediscovering personal passions, he provides practical steps to overcome post-divorce loneliness and rebuild a fulfilling life beyond unyoking.