Sarah Wallace on a Self-Worth Crushing Divorce, True Forgiveness, and Finding Value in God | Ep 5 

Thanks for listening!🥹♥️ so glad this episode resonated with you. ME TOO sister. Things I didn’t realize I was holding onto became clear in this conversation!

Hey guys! it’s just sad because this is Sarah’s story-not telling anyone how to handle situations etc. this is from Sarah’s perspective and how she went from hating him to being able to have a friendship with him. That was said just to show how she was able to forgive. Because just like forgiveness doesn’t mean “forgetting” goes in line with how “loving/praying for/having a friendship with doesn’t mean affirming everything they do.” So it’s just sad you felt the need to “turn it off” and are now writing it off as “not a true Christian platform” anymore. If you listened to the rest of the podcast, and stop taking it out of context🤍 Makes me so sad too. I listened to the whole episode and aside from just that one line said by her it was a message on true forgiveness and grace and Gods hand in all of our lives. I thought it was a great testimony and I feel like it’s evident that Sarah loves the Lord with all her heart. Even some Christians don’t get it all right all the time, and I genuinely believe it was just not worded the “perfect” way you want it to be. But going by the rest of her words, I think it’s pretty clear that’s not what she meant. She said she doesn’t wish him harm…. I don’t think she would approve of the sin, but we also can’t hold non Christian’s to our same standard. We have to pray for them. Which she said she does

@@Jenniferlyons87 I never said it wasn’t a Christian podcast. I made a statement about the modern church. I didn’t even comment on Sarah. It maybe one line but it’s an important one. She went through something awful no one is denying that. But her words will resound with people and influence them. We aren’t being kind or loving if people accept something that is clearly spoken against in God’s Word.

@@patriciadeborahorris2714 hi! I copied and pasted for several comments and put it all in one. I 100% agree with both of your comments! Which is why I wanted to add to these comments for other people reading who didn’t use context clues of everything else she said! I don’t want other believers to fall down another rabbit hole that is not biblical. I hope you have a good day!🤍

Couldn't have said that better! I totally agree with yo

I totally agree

Amen!! All unrepentant sin leads to hell and supporting or wishing someone well in their sin is not loving or of God. 😔

Hey guys! it’s just sad because this is Sarah’s story-not telling anyone how to handle situations etc. this is from Sarah’s perspective and how she went from hating him to being able to have a friendship with him. That was said just to show how she was able to forgive. Because just like forgiveness doesn’t mean “forgetting” goes in line with how “loving/praying for/having a friendship with doesn’t mean affirming everything they do.” So it’s just sad you felt the need to “turn it off” and are now writing it off as “not a true Christian platform” anymore. If you listened to the rest of the podcast, and stop taking it out of context🤍 Makes me so sad too. I listened to the whole episode and aside from just that one line said by her it was a message on true forgiveness and grace and Gods hand in all of our lives. I thought it was a great testimony and I feel like it’s evident that Sarah loves the Lord with all her heart. Even some Christians don’t get it all right all the time, and I genuinely believe it was just not worded the “perfect” way you want it to be. But going by the rest of her words, I think it’s pretty clear that’s not what she meant. She said she doesn’t wish him harm…. I don’t think she would approve of the sin, but we also can’t hold non Christian’s to our same standard. We have to pray for them. Which she said she does

@@Jenniferlyons87 I disagree with almost everything you said here. Her exact words were that she wanted a healthy relationship for her ex and his boyfriend. That’s not out of context. Wishing someone that when you’re a Christian and are doing your best to honor God and align with His word is not of God… that’s being lead astray by today’s culture of acceptance even if it goes against the holy Word of God.

🥹🥹♥️♥️ so glad you are here!! Thank you for listening and so glad you feel that way listening/watching!

Thank you so so much for answering! Devin you're an amazing person and you are helping and inspiring so many people ❤️ Thank you! ​@@SaltyWithDevin

Agreed!!! she is SO wise and I’ve learned so much from hearing her story! Thanks for listening 🥹🥰 sending love!

​@@SaltyWithDevinConsider asking God for discernment.. alot of this was unchristian and actually damaging to the faith and listeners/viewers.

Hey guys! it’s just sad because this is Sarah’s story-not telling anyone how to handle situations etc. this is from Sarah’s perspective and how she went from hating him to being able to have a friendship with him. That was said just to show how she was able to forgive. Because just like forgiveness doesn’t mean “forgetting” goes in line with how “loving/praying for/having a friendship with doesn’t mean affirming everything they do.” So it’s just sad you felt the need to “turn it off” and are now writing it off as “not a true Christian platform” anymore. If you listened to the rest of the podcast, and stop taking it out of context🤍 Makes me so sad too. I listened to the whole episode and aside from just that one line said by her it was a message on true forgiveness and grace and Gods hand in all of our lives. I thought it was a great testimony and I feel like it’s evident that Sarah loves the Lord with all her heart. Even some Christians don’t get it all right all the time, and I genuinely believe it was just not worded the “perfect” way you want it to be. But going by the rest of her words, I think it’s pretty clear that’s not what she meant. She said she doesn’t wish him harm…. I don’t think she would approve of the sin, but we also can’t hold non Christian’s to our same standard. We have to pray for them. Which she said she does

110% she should be willing to correct and even be willing to push back on certain things.. it leaves a very negative impact for listeners... as far as the actual faith of Christianity goes.. it's a shame. For example.. it would be as if saying.. you were praying for someone to enjoy their adulterous relationship.. sin is sin.

I think she has mentioned they ordered new chairs! Can’t wait to see!😊

Next episode will be in cozy chairs FINALLY 🤣 and blankets. The wide camera shots make me LOL our how uncomfy I look

I would start by reading the book of John. It's basically the story of Jesus' ministry until his death. Then after you read the Gospel of John you should read the book of Romans!

100%! Came here to say something similar but then I saw this comment which I was happy to see because everyone else in the comments seems blinded by the culture of acceptance. Made me uncomfortable and sad listening because some people are so lost in false religion. She seems like such a lovely person but I just hope she starts to see that supporting sin does not align with the word of God. And that things that happen that don’t align with the Word of God are not FROM God.

Hey guys! it’s just sad because this is Sarah’s story-not telling anyone how to handle situations etc. this is from Sarah’s perspective and how she went from hating him to being able to have a friendship with him. That was said just to show how she was able to forgive. Because just like forgiveness doesn’t mean “forgetting” goes in line with how “loving/praying for/having a friendship with doesn’t mean affirming everything they do.” So it’s just sad you felt the need to “turn it off” and are now writing it off as “not a true Christian platform” anymore. If you listened to the rest of the podcast, and stop taking it out of context🤍 Makes me so sad too. I listened to the whole episode and aside from just that one line said by her it was a message on true forgiveness and grace and Gods hand in all of our lives. I thought it was a great testimony and I feel like it’s evident that Sarah loves the Lord with all her heart. Even some Christians don’t get it all right all the time, and I genuinely believe it was just not worded the “perfect” way you want it to be. But going by the rest of her words, I think it’s pretty clear that’s not what she meant. She said she doesn’t wish him harm…. I don’t think she would approve of the sin, but we also can’t hold non Christian’s to our same standard. We have to pray for them. Which she said she does

​@@Jenniferlyons87I understand this is a copy and paste.. but it's wrong.. This entire podcast was wrong.. Sarah is wrong and Devin is wrong and I'm willing to discuss it using scripture.

Hey guys! it’s just sad because this is Sarah’s story-not telling anyone how to handle situations etc. this is from Sarah’s perspective and how she went from hating him to being able to have a friendship with him. That was said just to show how she was able to forgive. Because just like forgiveness doesn’t mean “forgetting” goes in line with how “loving/praying for/having a friendship with doesn’t mean affirming everything they do.” So it’s just sad you felt the need to “turn it off” and are now writing it off as “not a true Christian platform” anymore. If you listened to the rest of the podcast, and stop taking it out of context🤍 Makes me so sad too. I listened to the whole episode and aside from just that one line said by her it was a message on true forgiveness and grace and Gods hand in all of our lives. I thought it was a great testimony and I feel like it’s evident that Sarah loves the Lord with all her heart. Even some Christians don’t get it all right all the time, and I genuinely believe it was just not worded the “perfect” way you want it to be. But going by the rest of her words, I think it’s pretty clear that’s not what she meant. She said she doesn’t wish him harm…. I don’t think she would approve of the sin, but we also can’t hold non Christian’s to our same standard. We have to pray for them. Which she said she does

Well said.

God sends everyone to hell who doesn't believe the gospel.. regardless of what sin was committed. I was in the same spot before I accepted salvation.

Agree I was also a bit shocked about that

If we believe in the same God, He loves all His children! We are not the ones to judge, He is the ultimate!

I want to say forgiveness is a daily choice and a process. This road is so hard. Do not do it alone.Give yourself time and seek the Lord for what he wants for your marriage. Some marriages get restored during the divorce process or after. Most importantly pray for God’s will and your husbands repentance.