
Episode 131 : When Your Faith Is the Only Thing Holding You Together — and Even That Feels Shaky
Married to AddictionShow Notes
What happens when the one thing holding you together starts to feel like it's slipping?
This episode is for the woman whose faith has carried her through everything.....until even that started slipping.
You'll learn: 💛 Why what you're feeling doesn't mean what you think it means 💛 Why the questions you've been afraid to ask are older than you think 💛 Why barely holding on might be the most courageous thing you've ever done
Friend, you are not failing God. And you are not alone in this.
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