One at a Time

Many here at SE know my marriage has been in jeopardy for months. My husband is now seeking divorce which of course has devastated myself and our children but apart of what God is teaching me through this heartbreak I’ve had to do much self evaluation, recognize my own shortcomings, work on bettering myself, walking closer with The Lord, and ask for forgiveness. Apologize Humble myself Say I’m sorry To my husband I know it can’t save my marriage and an apology isn’t the cure all but I know that I’ve asked for forgiveness in obedience to Gods will and instruction in hopes that it will bring some peace. I’m so thankful for Gods grace, mercy, and forgiveness and I’m thankful for my family here at SEC

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  • Joe Douthitt

    Joe Douthitt

    Praying for you Brooke, may words from one of King David's prayers bring you peace and healing -- "Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me from Your presence or take Your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of Your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me." -- Psalms 51:10-12
  • Christy Kennedy

    Christy Kennedy

    Prayers are with you.
  • Christopher batts

    Christopher batts

    it's hard to admit but my recent divorce is what brought me back to God and introduced me to southeast. if my x wouldn't have walked away I wouldn't have changed. so things happen the way they are supposed to and when God is calling your name he let's you know 😊. not a huge fan of the splut family arrangement but I think because of it I have a much closer relationship with my kids because I get one on one time with them. I have to make time for them. before, I just worked my life away. now I'm focusing on balance and creating ways to make money while making memories with them. So God knows best. he will make happen what's supposed to happen in your life. thanks for sharing your story, as it is definitely a sensitive situation for me as well. and I think it's important we build each other up during these hard transitions and pray for better days.🤠
  • Janie Dunn

    Janie Dunn

    Thank you Brooke for sharing your truths. Praying for you and family.
  • Jane Whobrey

    Jane Whobrey

    Sending prayers for everyone

When is the last time you apologized to someone? It's not something that comes easily to most of us. One of the ways that we can love people one at a time is by humbling ourselves and asking for forgiveness.  Take a moment and examine who is your life may need to hear "I'm sorry" from you this week. It may be for something small or it may be for something that has affected lives for many years. But because of the grace that Christ extends to us, we are able, as his followers, to ask for grace from others in our lives. Sharing a story may be more difficult this week, but it will undoubtedly encourage and inspire others in ways that only God knows.

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