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Suspecting your spouse has an addiction can be overwhelming, but acknowledging the problem is the first step toward healing. By setting biblical boundaries, seeking support, and trusting in God’s plan, you can help guide your spouse—and yourself—toward recovery and renewed hope.

Enabling a spouse’s addiction can leave you feeling trapped and helpless, but change is possible through God’s guidance. By setting healthy boundaries, seeking support, and surrendering control to God, you can move from a place of desperation to one of hope and healing in your marriage.

Inner vows are personal promises made in response to past hurts, often unknowingly taking control away from God. These vows can hinder your spiritual growth and relationships, but by confessing and surrendering them to God, you can break free from their hold and restore His rightful place in your life.

Soul ties are deep emotional and spiritual connections formed through intimate relationships, often outside of God’s design. Breaking these ties through prayer and surrender to God is essential for healing and restoring purity in your marriage, allowing you to fully experience the intimacy God intended.

True fulfillment comes from surrendering completely to God, allowing Him to fill the voids that worldly distractions cannot. By letting go of your own plans and trusting in His purpose, you can experience the lasting peace, love, and purpose that only God can provide.

Determining whether a behavior is an addiction or a bad habit can be challenging, but asking the right questions can provide clarity. Recognizing the signs of addiction and seeking God’s guidance can lead to true freedom and healing through His grace and love.