Summary: This week, Caleb answers a very touching question from Betty*, one of our email subscribers. She asked,<br> <br> “I responded a few months ago, rather aggressively, may I add, to your husband’s question. And of course, he graciously responded with a question that pierced through my pain and frustration and found my heart. He asked,” Do you still want to be married?” I thought about it for weeks!! Please let him know that we found a local counselor, who is also our pastor, and have been progressing, to say the least. What you two do is so vital in a world that opposes marriage and commitment in general.Thank you! Thank you!<br> <br> Anyways, to respond to your request, my question would be … ” After infidelity strikes, how do you trust your husband again?” I know it takes time to learn how to trust again, but how do you truly grant yourself the space to be vulnerable in that way? Or … are you bruised for life? Sometimes I feel like I am a shell of who I once was; a child learning to be confident in herself and womanhood, it’s embarrassing. <br> <br> So glad, this is anonymous! lol . Even if this isn’t broadcasted I’d love your take on this.”<br> <br> Listen to the podcast episode for Caleb’s answer!<br> <br> *name changed for confidentiality reasons<br> This week, Caleb answers a very touching question from Betty*, one of our email subscribers. She asked,<br> <br> “I responded a few months ago, rather aggressively, may I add, to your husband’s question. And of course, he graciously responded with a question that pierced through my pain and frustration and found my heart. He asked,” Do you still want to be married?” I thought about it for weeks!! Please let him know that we found a local counselor, who is also our pastor, and have been progressing, to say the least. What you two do is so vital in a world that opposes marriage and commitment in general.Thank you! Thank you!<br> <br> Anyways, to respond to your request, my question would be … ” After infidelity strikes, how do you trust your husband again?” I know it takes time to learn how to trust again, but how do you truly grant yourself the space to be vulnerable in that way? Or … are you bruised for life? Sometimes I feel like I am a shell of who I once was; a child learning to be confident in herself and womanhood, it’s embarrassing. <br> <br> So glad, this is anonymous! lol . Even if this isn’t broadcasted I’d love your take on this.”<br> <br> Listen to the podcast episode for Caleb’s answer!<br> <br> *name changed for confidentiality reasons<br>
