Hey, it's Anne. If you've listened to this podcast, you know I interview women who are dealing with

their husband's lies, anger, or infidelity. I've interviewed over 200 women and counting.

If you relate to anything you hear in this episode, we can help you today. I created our daily

live group sessions because when I was going through it, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't

find the help I needed.

We know exactly how to help women in this situation.

The entire BTR team has been through it, so we know how to anticipate the issues you're likely to face

when you discover your husband's lives or infidelity.

No matter where you are in the world, we can help you immediately. Check out our group session schedule at

BTR.org slash group. I have a member of our community on today's episode. We're going to call her

Kayla. She's going to be sharing her story. Kayla is a woman of faith. Part of her story is sharing

when she realized that she didn't need to listen to what

her pastor said or people at her church, that she could develop her own relationship with God.

If you're not a woman of faith, if you're agnostic or atheist, her story will still relate to you.

I don't know why modern Christianity has taken this stance that the quote-unquote

other people are dangerous, but refuse to see that maybe someone living in your own home is really

dangerous. But the scriptures are really clear about this. Here's four that might help.

Proverbs 22, 3, the prudency, danger, and take refuge.

So that means that we should separate ourselves from dangerous people.

2 Corinthians 617.

Therefore, come out from among them and be separate, says the Lord.

Touch no unclean thing that I will receive you.

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