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288: How to Show Up Healthy in a Difficult Marriage (Without Losing Yourself) | Ft. Lyndee Horne

288: How to Show Up Healthy in a Difficult Marriage (Without Losing Yourself) | Ft. Lyndee Horne

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What do you do when your marriage is hard… but not abusive?

How do you stay healthy when the relationship feels disconnected, disappointing, or exhausting?

In today's episode of What to Say and How to Say It, host Shy Lewis sits down with licensed counselor Lyndee Horne, founder of Narrow Gate Counseling Services, to talk about what it truly means to show up in a healthy way in a difficult marriage.

This conversation is for the Christian woman who:

Feels disconnected in her marriage

Struggles with people-pleasing or codependency

Is unsure what biblical submission really looks like

Wants to grow in her identity in Christ first

Desires healing without shame

Lindy shares powerful insight on:

✨ The difference between a difficult vs. destructive marriage

✨ Why identity in Christ must come before fixing the relationship

✨ How to stop striving and start resting in God

✨ What healthy boundaries look like in marriage

✨ Breaking survival behaviors like avoidance and emotional withdrawal

✨ Grace + truth in biblical submission

✨ The power of intercession for your husband and family

If you've been walking on eggshells, striving to fix everything, or feeling spiritually weary — this episode will redirect your focus back to the One who actually transforms hearts.

🎁 Free Resources

Visit greaterimpactwives.org to download:

✔️ 5 Tools to Stop Walking on Eggshells (Free PDF)

✔️ Free Marriage Assessment

✔️ Book a call with a coach

📍 Connect with Lindy Horn

If you are located in North or South Carolina, you can reach out to Narrow Gate Counseling for a free consultation:

🌐 narrowgatecounselingservices.com

📞 888-962-7769

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