Rebuilding Self-Trust

When someone you trusted betrays you, the hardest part can be trusting yourself again.You loved sincerely. You opened your heart, your home, maybe even your table. Then you discovered that someone you treated like family was not who they seemed. Now you find yourself asking: How did I not see it? Can I ever trust my own judgment again?AD Kharivhe and RP Mudumela know that question well. Married for thirteen years, they were betrayed by someone from their own church, someone they cooked with, ate with and welcomed as family. In this honest, faith-filled book, they share what they felt, what they learned and what helped them heal.Inside, you'll discover:Why betrayal wounds your trust in yourself, not just in othersWhy trusting someone with a good heart is not the same as being naiveHow to recognise warning signs, such as excessive friendliness and people who want too much informationHow forgiveness sets you free, and why it doesn't mean trusting someone againHow prayer, discernment and the Holy Spirit can guide your instinctsHow to set boundaries without guilt, and speak up calmly and lovinglyHow to open your heart again, wiselyWhether you were betrayed by a friend, a church member, a family member or a spouse, this book will remind you that you are not the problem, you are not alone, and peace is possible.You are not who betrayed you. And you can trust yourself again.