Jen Hatmaker Gets Real About Healing After Divorce

[@shanaewalker4338]

I ABSOLUTELY love this episode. In life, we are trained to believe that when we loose, its bad but sometimes we gain when we loose something. If you look for ANYONE to heal you, make you whole, or complete you, you are giving THEM power over YOUR happiness. NEVER EVER allow ANYONE to complete you, but instead they should compliment you. Heal before giving someone access to your heart. It will feel better because YOU will be better. 💙

[@michelledowner5148]

I left Mom's house at 21 and was married for 39 years. I didn't know what to expect after he asked for a divorce 2020. I'm still adjusting to it. But I know I am okay ❤️.

[@shanaewalker4338]

@@michelledowner5148 Good morning and Happy Worthy Wednesday! I too am healing post divorce(20 years and three beautiful children later)but it was a counterfeit marriage. One day at a time and remember something very important, "love yourself first"before inviting someone else to have access to your heart. Healing is a process and there is no timeline on the completion. 💙

[@jessicamatei2116]

Absolutely. That old expression "How's your better half". A relationship should be 2 while people coming together to create one relationship. That's why people fall apart and feel lost when divorced or the death of a partner occurs.

[@christeec1918]

A truly inspiring woman! Thank you for sharing.

[@terrasampson400]

I love Jen, thanks for sharing your personal testimony,this will help so many people to begin their healing process of self worth and you can doing anything you choose to do and put God First in your life he is the key of restoration and New Beginnings.

[@cathyellis767]

Love Jen! ❤️

[@tiabanks5585]

Phenomenal show!

[@AbbyMarmionMusic]

Beautiful!!

[@altheacharles1]

I wish I could find a man that I could pray for.

[@mrs.t7351]

Yes, Jen will survive to spread her bad theology another day.