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✨ Walking With Couples: Truth & Grace in the Journey ✨

  • Writer: Misty Jasso
    Misty Jasso
  • Sep 4
  • 1 min read

Helping couples in their marriages is not about standing above them with answers — it’s about walking with them through the journey.



In many church settings, there is often a strong emphasis on truth — biblical teachings, structure, and correction. Yet, what can be missed is grace. The result? Couples often leave feeling burdened, legalistic rules weighing heavier than hope.



Terry Real from the Relational Life Institute reminds us: true healing happens when we join with couples. Not from a place of power or authority, but by entering into the truth of their relational dance.



Many couples who come to therapy carry wounds from church experiences — they sought guidance and were met with judgment instead of compassion.



But Jesus shows us both:


 ✦ Truth – guiding principles for life and marriage.


 ✦ Grace – the compassion and connection that makes love possible.



When truth and grace walk hand in hand, couples find not only a way forward, but a way to reconnect deeply. These are the two pillars that build relational healing and authentic connection.



💬 What do you need more of in your relational journey — truth, grace, or a deeper balance of both?

 
 
 
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