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Can a Marriage Survive Betrayal? Here's What God Says - Part 5
Can a Marriage Survive Betrayal? Here's What God Says - Part 5
Can a Marriage Survive Betrayal? Here's What God Says - Part 5
Tuesday 18th November 2025
Explore marital betrayal's deep wounds and healing through faith with Evan Owens and Lisa Limehouse in this compelling episode.
21 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Betrayal trauma strikes at the core of trust within marriage.
- Healing requires integrating both shared and hidden stories.
- Shame attacks identity; reframing it through faith is crucial.
- Creating a shared narrative helps couples heal together.
- Commitment to hard work is essential for reconciliation.
"Betrayal trauma is unique because it strikes at the very foundation of safety and trust inside of marriage."
What happens when the very person who vowed to protect your heart becomes the one to break it? In this engaging episode of The REBOOT Recovery Show, Evan Owens tackles the heavy subject of betrayal in marriage with guest Lisa Limehouse, host of 'Beauty Beyond Betrayal'. Lisa brings her unique perspective as someone who's been on both sides of betrayal, offering hope and guidance for those grappling with marital trauma.
The conversation delves into the impact of betrayal trauma, which strikes at the core of trust and safety within a marriage. Unlike other traumas that come from external sources, betrayal trauma is caused by the person who should be your protector, leaving deep emotional scars. Lisa shares insights on how couples can heal by integrating both their shared and hidden stories, rather than erasing painful memories.
It's about recognising what needs to be buried and what can be redeemed, allowing God to bring life to what seems beyond repair. The episode also explores the role of shame in betrayal, highlighting how it attacks one's identity and offering ways to reframe it through faith. Whether you're the betrayed or the betrayer, this episode provides a roadmap for healing and rebuilding trust. So, are you ready to learn how marriages can survive betrayal and emerge stronger?
Dive in and discover how faith and transparency can pave the way to recovery.