Your heart sinks. You were unkind or angry or selfish. The Holy Spirit is convicting you, and you agree with God’s diagnosis of your actions and attitudes. But you hesitate to admit it to the person in your home that you sinned against because a painful pattern unfolds afterward. If a beloved person in your life uses manipulation to gain or keep control, you face specific challenges when you…
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