When Love Hurts

1. Understand Scriptural Truths
2. Reach Out
3. Change Yourself, Not Your Loved One
4. Detach With Love
5. Nurture Yourself
6. Face Your Fears
7. Speak The Truth In Love
8. Forgive
9. Set Boundaries
10. Enter God’s Rest
160 Pages

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Do you have a difficult relationship with your parent, sibling, child, or friend? Even though you love this person, the relationship is draining you and robbing you of your peace.

Karla Downing, author of ECPA Gold Medallion Book Award finalist, 10 Lifesaving Principles for Women in Difficult Marriages, introduces 10 principles that can transform your difficult relationship.

No two relationships are the same, but the dilemmas created by dysfunction are always the same. As you apply these principles to your unique situation, you will find that you can survive and thrive in the midst of a difficult relationship.

* Understand scriptural truths
* Reach out to others
* Change yourself
* Detach with love
* Nurture yourself
* Face your fears
* Speak the truth in love
* Forgive
* Set boundaries
* Enter God’s rest

Reclaim your sense of well-being as you allow these principles to change the dysfunctional course of your relationship.