She was unemotional and businesslike as she described the accountability group at her new church, how they met with her once a week and how she was to run every significant decision with moral implications by them. “It’s just what I need,” she said.
Jackie, a twice-divorced single mom, had a problem maintaining healthy boundaries in her relationships with men.
As her friend, Ron, listened he remembered an allegory he had just read about a traveler on a faith journey who, after being condemned by his failure in the room of good intentions, had found joy and peace in the room of grace. “There’s something even better, Jackie” he said to her.
Jackie, a twice-divorced single mom, had a problem maintaining healthy boundaries in her relationships with men.
As her friend, Ron, listened he remembered an allegory he had just read about a traveler on a faith journey who, after being condemned by his failure in the room of good intentions, had found joy and peace in the room of grace. “There’s something even better, Jackie” he said to her.
