by Elisabeth | Aug 20, 2021 | difficult marriage, divorce, e-course, emotions, friendship, healing, heart, wholeness
Question: How do you stop obsessing about what your ex-husband is doing with his life? How do you detach from someone that you were literally linked to as “one flesh” for years and years? The same way you spit out the elephant you’ve been eating for years…one bite at...
by Elisabeth | Apr 2, 2021 | businessy stuff, coaching, difficult marriage, divorce, e-course, healing, heart, redemption, wholeness
The question posed from my heart to the LORD’s: what do you want me to do with the rest of my life? Perhaps more specifically, is it time to end my ministry? I decided to take some time off from my work to take a look at my current malaise, weariness and...
by Elisabeth | Mar 5, 2021 | difficult marriage, e-course, faith, wholeness
To say it can be difficult to keep walking the Christian walk in the middle of all the adversity of living in a difficult marriage is an understatement. To say it can be harrowing to stay sane while living in crazy town is also putting it lightly. For some of us, it...
by Elisabeth | Apr 21, 2020 | e-course, wholeness
One of my clients said to me: I know how to live. I know how to do laundry and make dinner and get myself to work. But I don’t know how to live a life. After our session, I texted her. I told her I couldn’t stop thinking about what she said and that I had written this...
by Elisabeth | Apr 14, 2020 | divorce, e-course, Uncategorized
If you are a separated or divorced woman, this course will walk you through the journey of grieving, processing, asking, letting go, healing and preparing to move forward, created by a woman who has been there. In Heartbreak to Hope, you will receive weekly readings,...
by Elisabeth | Feb 25, 2020 | e-course, faith
The day after I asked Jesus into my heart all the way back when I was 15, I went to school all dressed up – skirt, heals, curled my hair, the whole nine yards – and floated around all day. Umm, I mean that pretty literally. I actually physically felt like...
