17 | Should I Stay or Go? Addressing the Taboo Topic of Divorce
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Is it possible to love God, love your marriage, and still not know what "faithful" means in your specific situation? Are there thoughts you are afraid to entertain?
What if the silence around divorce in Christian spaces has never actually protected anyone?
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This is the conversation so many Christian women carry alone for years — sometimes decades — because they're not sure they're even allowed to ask it out loud: God, is it okay if I leave? In this episode, we address that question directly, honestly, and without pretending it's simpler than it actually is.
Drawing on Christian relationship counseling and an honest look at what Scripture actually says, this episode walks through:
- Why the topic of divorce feels so forbidden in church culture, and why that silence tends to add shame rather than protect anyone
- What Scripture actually says — presented as the range of views sincere, Bible-believing Christians genuinely hold, not a single verdict handed down from a podcast
- Real questions to bring to God and to a trusted pastor or Christian counselor, instead of searching for one tidy rule
- How fear shows up on both sides of this decision — the fear of staying somewhere unsafe, and the fear of leaving and being judged — and how faith meets you in either one
This episode speaks directly to you whether you're navigating narcissistic abuse and trying to understand what's actually happening in your marriage, rebuilding self-esteem worn down by years of doubting yourself, sitting with the specific loneliness of a relationship that isn't what you hoped it would be, or quietly circling this exact question without anyone to say it to out loud.
A note before you listen: This episode does not offer legal, pastoral, or individualized theological advice. Please seek your own pastor or Christian counselor for guidance specific to your situation.