Elisabeth Klein Coach

Letting Go of the Rope: How I Stopped Living by Committee and Started Trusting God (and Myself)

For years, I lived by committee—first real people, then the voices in my head. I sought approval, direction, and permission for every major life move, including my separation. But healing came when I learned to let go of the rope and trust the Spirit within me.

How I Handled My Divorce: What I Did Right, What I Regret, and What Jesus Taught Me

My divorce wasn’t amicable. It was painful and messy, but looking back, I can say I handled myself well—imperfectly, but well. In this post, I share the regrets I carry, the peace I chose, and the surprising ways Jesus showed up in the middle of the mess.

How AlAnon Helped Me Find Healing and Hope in the Midst of a Loved One’s Addiction

“I’m not the one with the problem!” I cried through tears—until I realized I might be. This is the story of how sitting in an AlAnon meeting helped me see the truth, face my own pain, and begin a journey of healing I didn’t know I needed.

Can God Supernaturally Heal Your Marriage Even When Your Spouse Isn't Cooperating?

Can God do a supernatural work in your marriage—even when steps aren’t being followed? Yes. But that doesn't mean it will look the way you expect. This post explores God’s sovereignty, our responsibility, and the hard truth about healing and hope in broken marriages.

Why Strong Christian Women Feel Like Doormats in Abusive Marriages — Finding Your True Voice and Healing

How can a strong, capable woman feel like a doormat in her own home? This honest reflection explores the confusing nature of abuse, the distortion of spiritual truths, and the brave path toward reclaiming your voice and identity in Christ.

When Christian Advice Feels Like Judgment: How to Handle Rejection and Find Real Support in Your Marriage

What do you do when your marriage is falling apart and the church tells you to just "try harder"? I’ve been there. This is my story of misplaced guilt, perseverance, and ultimately, the freedom that comes from truth, accountability, and God's grace.