Should You Break 'No Contact' to Apologize?
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Should You Break 'No Contact' to Apologize?
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When God shows you that you were wrong, does repentance always mean contacting the person you hurt—even when that relationship has gone no contact? How can you tell the difference between the Holy Spirit’s conviction and the crushing weight of condemnation?
Continuing their conversation about healing the wounded parts of our hearts, Tania and Charity explore repentance as a turning of the heart—not an attempt to earn forgiveness. They discuss when an apology brings healing, when reaching out could cause more harm, how seemingly sincere apologies can become manipulative, and why forgiveness does not always require reconciliation.
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Intentional Breakthrough Resources:
THE BOOK: Intentional Breakthrough by Charity Gurtler
https://a.co/d/08wOsvMY
Intentional breakthrough is possible when we align ourselves with God’s love and truth. You don’t have to sit and wait for your breakthrough to happen. Healing and restoration are attainable. Begin your journey today.
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