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Is It Abuse?: A Biblical Guide to Identifying Domestic Abuse and Helping Victims is unavailable, but you can change that!

God does not intend for marriage to be a place of oppression. Providing practical tools and exercises, biblical counselor Darby Strickland prepares potential helpers to pick up on cues that could point to abuse and investigate them wisely. You will learn how to identify a range of abusive behavior and better understand the impact of abuse on victims—particularly wives. Ultimately, you will become...

be reconciled to God. God’s desire is not to punish us but to woo us to himself. He longs to lavish his loving grace on us—flaws and all (see Gal. 2:20). God is not silent on the issue of violence. Passages such as Psalm 11 describe his hatred of violent people. People are made in God’s image, and being brutal to them desecrates that image (see Gen. 9:6)—and so God does not hide his disdain for violence. Being married does not mean that a wife needs to stay with a violent husband.
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