Elisabeth Klein

When hurting, when life throws you a curveball, when a relationship is painful or ends... find comfort in Jesus [and] let God tend your soul.

At 14, my son is already done being mine. I am having to say goodbye to my son who is still living in my home.

I have always second-guessed myself as a mother, never considering myself to be good enough.

I have never truly been pursued by a man, which means I have never truly been loved by a man. How does one get to be 41 without being loved?

I used to be the kind of mom that felt threatened when others offered help or advice -- as if I weren’t a good enough mother in my own right.

Our current lesson: how to love and respect someone you don’t trust. Talk about a sticky wicket.

Even though I don’t want it, and even though I may fight it emotionally and deep down and with my friends, I will walk through intentional acts of...

God says in Zechariah 10:6, “I know their pain and will make them good as new..."

Barbara Shaffer, Ph.D. in Christian Counseling, defines emotional abuse as, "an attitude of entitlement and profound disrespect that discounts at...

He arrives each holy season to heal you. To set you free. To bring you deep joy...

This is going to be the messiest part to lay out for you. The part that has the potential for most misunderstanding...

One woman wanted to know how I stayed in my hard marriage for so long because sometimes she feels like she can barely make it another day. Here's...

A woman asked why I stayed in my hard marriage so long because she didn’t understand why God would want me to be unhappy. Here's why.

When a Christian marriage ends, many questions rise to the surface. Elisabeth Klein attempts to provide answers from the inside...

It was hard on me as a kid when my parents got divorced. It could be for this very reason that I’m so concerned about my own kids during this time....

There’s something about school starting that feels like a built-in fresh start.

Go to Jesus, go to a trusted friend, but be careful how much you share with your kids.

“Children are resilient.” I have said this a thousand times. I no longer buy it.