Divorce Recovery During the Holidays

In this episode of The Tyranny of Hope, West Breedlove explores the journey of divorce recovery, especially during the holidays, a time that often magnifies the challenges of grief, loneliness, and stigma. With practical advice this resource offers encouragement and actionable steps to navigate this difficult season. Topics include managing big emotions, setting boundaries, creating new traditions, finding gratitude amidst grief, and overcoming the stigma of divorce in Christian communities. This episode offers support, emphasizing God’s grace, hope, and healing. Here are some helpful resources for divorce recovery, especially from a Christian perspective: DivorceCare DivorceCare is a network of support groups that meet in various locations to provide guidance and community for those going through divorce or separation. They also offer daily email encouragement and a 13-week program with video lessons and discussion. Learn more at DivorceCare.org. Boundless: Hope for Divorce Recovery Focus on the Family's Boundless provides resources, including articles and podcasts, for navigating divorce recovery from a faith-based perspective. Visit their site: Focus on the Family - Divorce Recovery. Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF) The CCEF offers biblically grounded resources, including books like Divorce Recovery: Growing and Healing God’s Way by Winston T. Smith, which provides practical advice for handling grief, anger, and rebuilding life post-divorce. Learn more: CCEF Divorce Recovery Resources. Crosswalk: Christian Guidance on Divorce Recovery Crosswalk provides practical advice on coping with the emotional and spiritual aspects of divorce. One useful strategy is the "Two Lists" method to manage stress and trust God through daily challenges. Read more: Crosswalk Divorce Recovery. Redeeming the Time Blog by Tim Challies This blog offers articles on finding hope and restoration after divorce, focusing on God’s grace and faithfulness through life’s trials. Explore: Tim Challies Blog.