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In the Weeks Following a Crisis: What Institutional Betrayal Looks Like
What should a healthy church response look like in the weeks following a crisis? This article explores institutional betrayal, leadership accountability, and the key signs of care, transparency, and harm—helping readers discern what is healthy and what is not.
2 days ago6 min read


Recognizing Patterns: A Response to Mountain View’s Recent Statement
Most people are not equipped to recognize spiritual abuse or institutional harm when it appears in church settings. This analysis explores the communication patterns within an elder statement to better understand how institutions respond when trust and accountability are at stake.
Mar 139 min read


Recognizing Spiritual Abuse: A Sermon Analysis on Language, Accountability, and Institutional Harm
When controversy reaches the church, the pulpit becomes one of the most powerful voices in the room. This analysis looks closely at a recent sermon and explores how certain patterns of language can influence whether a congregation moves toward accountability—or silence.
Mar 119 min read


Practically Speaking: Trauma, Church Leadership, and Religious Abuse
She took a deep breath, “I always liked the idea of church... until I got involved in one.” Her story did not involve grandiose crimes of...
Feb 26, 20238 min read
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