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Episode Title: Walking Through the Fire: Supporting the Divorced

Divorce is one of the most painful and isolating experiences a believer can go through—but how should the church respond? Too often, the body of Christ either mishandles the situation or avoids it altogether, leaving hurting people to navigate the aftermath alone. In this episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, we tackle practical, biblical ways to walk alongside those going through divorce with grace, truth, and real support.

We’ll discuss:
✅ What scripture says about divorce and restoration
✅ The most common mistakes churches make in handling divorce
✅ How to offer genuine emotional, spiritual, and practical support
✅ The difference between judgment and biblical accountability
✅ Ways to foster healing and community for those rebuilding their lives

Whether you're a pastor, church leader, or just a friend who wants to help, this episode will equip you with tools to love and support someone in their hardest season. Tune in now!

📢 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share to help more people find biblical truth!

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Naughty vs Nice is a Christian podcast that takes Scripture seriously—especially where modern Christianity often doesn’t.

Rather than echoing popular church culture, we examine what the Bible actually teaches and where cultural assumptions, soft doctrines, and misplaced authority have quietly reshaped Christian belief. Many of the ideas treated as “biblical” today simply aren’t—and the consequences show up in marriages, churches, and personal faith.

Each episode walks carefully through Scripture in context, asking harder questions:

What does the text actually say?
What assumptions have we imported into it?
What happens when the church teaches the wrong thing?

The topics are often controversial and unpopular—not because we’re chasing outrage, but because truth rarely aligns with comfort or trends

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