It’s Boundary Time

Hey L, This week we are continuing our focus on building intimacy with our spouse, especially after sexual betrayal. And one of the ways we do this is by increasing feelings of safety and trust in the relationship. But how is this possible when so much damage has already been done? Simply put, we need to make sure our words and actions line up. This is of course a process and not a quick fix. It also requires that some healthy boundaries be established. But boundaries can be a tricky thing. They can either act as a roadmap to safety, or as a means for control and/or punishment. In this week's post Matthew Raabsmith discusses how one can implement healthy boundaries and use them as an effective means for repairing trust in a relationship. So check it out here and let us know what you think in the comments.

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Carl Thomas Executive Director and Founder Live Free Ministries | XXXchurch.com carl@xxxchurch.com

BY THE WAY, this is the third post in a series this month from Matt and his wife Joanna (of Restoration Marriage) on the subject of relational restoration and intimacy. To learn more about the Raabsmiths, the Intimacy Pyramid or their new book, check out Intimacypyramid.com.

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