Questions for the Initial Session after Adultery Is Confessed
This article provides a short, helpful list of questions to ask the husband, and the wife, before the first post-adultery counselling session.
This article provides a short, helpful list of questions to ask the husband, and the wife, before the first post-adultery counselling session.
What are helpful steps to take in order to rebuild a marriage after adultery? This article outlines four steps to improve the marriage.
This article identifies the damage that adultery does to marriage, and the hope that husband and wife can have reconciliation through repentance and forgiveness, and working by grace through faith to restore what has been destroyed by sin.
This article offers some insights into counselling the betrayed spouse after adultery has been discovered. It focuses especially on the issue of forgiveness, and the conditions under which it is to be given.
What is it that made the Ashley Madison adultery website work? This article offers an answer, that the website joined original sin to modern technology. Yet this promotion of casual sexuality is an updating of a very old profession, that of prostitution. And it demonstrates a crisis of worship.
This article offers ten areas that counsellors or pastors need to explore with couples dealing with infidelity or adultery, so that healing can take place.
Adultery is a very serious matter. Why? This article gives six reasons.
This article is about adultery and apostasy. Adultery and unfaithfulness distort marriage as it was created by God. Just as we can be physically unfaithful in our marriage, so can we be spiritually unfaithful to Christ. The adulterous culture of today grieves God. Let us remain faithful.
This article warns against the sin of adultery, and provides some ways for Christians to behave so that they are not accused of living an adulterous life by the world, in which adultery has become common.
Challenging the modern trend of divorcing morality from God, this article shows that sin is primarily an attack on God. The author discusses this using the example of adultery and envy. The fact that God is the Creator causes sin to be against Him, and sin mars the character of God. The author highlights implications of this for pastoral care.