Rebuild Trust in a Damaged Relationship

Simplify Complexity: Christian Relationship Advice & Help

What do you do when there is a loss of trust within a relationship?

Trust is a foundational piece to any relationship. Unfortunately there are moments within a relationship where that trust is broken. Maybe it’s a partner who has good intentions but doesn’t do all the things they promise to do. Maybe it’s someone who continually does something hurtful. They say they’re sorry, but their actions aren’t changing. Even worst, maybe it’s a scenario of someone cheating on another. Regardless of the severity of the breakdown, if a relationship is going to survive, trust must be restored. How do you rebuild trust in a damaged relationship?

Our topic this week comes from a listener, Izabel:

Izabel says, “hello, I just wanna say thank you guys for doing what you do on your podcast. This is the first one I’ve even listen to and now I’ve just about gone through every one. I went searching for some hope somewhere new, and definitely found it. It lifts my spirits! I go to listen to this when I am having anxieties about my relationship as a reminder that God is in control. My partner and I have started listening together on car rides to work every morning. I was wondering if you guys could do one a topic on rebuilding trust in a damaged relationship. If you were to do that it would be so amazing, thank you again.”

Rebuilding trust in not impossible!

In this podcast episode we’re grateful for Izabel sharing such a great topic. We will first talk about what happens when there’s a breakdown in trust within a relationship. We will then offer critical tips that one can take in order to rebuild trust in a damaged relationship. This is not an easy process and will take patients and much prayer. But it’s also not impossible! If you know someone who is struggling within a relationship this is a great podcast to share with them.

Hosted by Pastor Brian Wallace and Keonte McDonald

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