In this hope-filled inaugural episode of the Christian Divorced Woman Podcast, Diana and I discuss the vulnerable topic of waking up to life post-divorce. Together, we unpack the emotional rollercoaster of the first year from the quiet loneliness of taking the trash out alone to the massive internal shifts that come with reclaiming identity and power as a divorced Christian woman.

We explore the grief, grit, and growth that come in the wake of separation, and how honesty, community, and inner truth become lifelines. Whether you're two weeks out or ten years removed, this episode reminds you that you're not alone, and you're going to be okay.

Key Takeaways:

There’s no “right” way to feel after divorce. Some women celebrate. Others spiral into grief or depression. All experiences are valid.
Beliefs will get blown apart—and that's good. False beliefs about marriage, God, and self-worth often shatter in the aftermath, creating space for truth.
Loneliness isn't your enemy. Learning how to be bored, alone, and content is a superpower.
You can relearn what you never were taught. From personal finance to setting boundaries, life after divorce is a classroom.
You get to choose your truth. Validation no longer needs to come from churches, communities, or partners.
You're more resilient than you realize. Fragility and grit can coexist—and both are sacred.
Divorce is not the end. It’s the beginning of becoming fully yourself.

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