Betrayal in Marriage

We all have experienced betrayal in our relationships. We
typically think of betrayal as an affair or deception, and some
of us may be quick to say, “That doesn’t apply to my
relationship.” 


But what today’s conversation points out is that betrayal is
actually anything that disconnects us from our partner and places
something else above that person we love most. These moments of
betrayal can lead to hurt, disappointment, shame, and a loss of
trust.


How do we navigate those moments of betrayal when we feel so
wounded? And, whether you’re the one who has perpetrated the harm
or you’re the one who has been on the receiving end of that harm,
how do we bravely enter into the spaces of shame to name the harm
that’s been done and grow together as a couple?


Join Dan and Becky Allender of the Allender Center and Steve and
Lisa Call of the Reconnect Institute as they talk about
re-engaging with your spouse in those moments of betrayal to
cultivate a new sense of trust and hope in your marriage.