Challenging the Myth: Jesus and Toxic Relationships @FlyingFree
Challenging the Myth: Jesus and Toxic Relationships  @FlyingFree
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“If you don’t give in to toxic people, you’re not loving like Jesus.”

That lie? It’s weaponized to keep women trapped in emotional and spiritual abuse.

Kris Reece calls it out: Jesus didn’t accept or tolerate everyone. He didn’t enable harmful behavior. He walked away. And when someone uses your desire to be “Christlike” to manipulate or control you, that’s not love. That’s toxic enablement.

Biblical love doesn’t mean sacrificing yourself for someone else’s dysfunction.

Want to watch the rest of this episode of the Flying Free Podcast with Kris Reece? Head over to youtu.be/5in2ixwxxfM

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Challenging the Myth: Jesus and Toxic Relationships

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