by Todd Turner
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In the quest for lasting love and companionship, Christians often face unique challenges and questions. After going through divorce, many individuals wonder how to make better choices when seeking their next forever partner. In Episode 13 of the UnYoked Podcast, we delve deep into this intriguing topic. We explore the reasons behind people often repeating relationship patterns, identify red flags to watch out for, and uncover the green lights that lead to a fulfilling and enduring partnership.
Breaking the Cycle:
One of the fascinating aspects we address in this episode is the tendency for people to end up with partners who exhibit similar characteristics or patterns to their previous relationships. Despite their best efforts to avoid it, the cycle repeats itself. We discuss the psychological and emotional factors behind this phenomenon, shedding light on why it happens.
Red Flags vs. Green Lights:
Understanding what to look out for when embarking on a new romantic journey is essential. In the podcast, we highlight the red flags that may signal potential relationship pitfalls, helping you steer clear of harmful dynamics. On the flip side, we uncover the green lights that can guide you toward a healthy and loving partnership. These signals serve as beacons of hope, ensuring your next forever partner is the right one.
Christian Perspectives:
As a Christian navigating the complexities of dating and relationships, Episode 13 offers insights from a faith-based perspective. We explore how your beliefs and values can influence your choice of a life partner and provide guidance on aligning your spiritual journey with your quest for love.
Conclusion:
Finding your next forever partner is a profound journey, one that’s filled with self-discovery, self-improvement, and soul-searching. In this episode of the UnYoked Podcast, we equip you with the knowledge and wisdom needed to make informed and faithful choices on the path to lasting love. So, put on your headphones, tune in, and embark on this enlightening journey toward finding your next forever partner, grounded in your Christian values.
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.