Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
When abuse is framed as righteousness rather than sin, it doesn’t just protect the abuser—it distorts the very character of God.
Naomi wasn’t just told to forgive or move on. She was told he was right—because “God put him in authority.” That turns spiritual authority into a weapon, and God into the author of the harm.
This is why so many survivors walk away not just from abusive leaders—but from God entirely. Because the version of God they were taught was built on fear, silence, and control.
👉 Listen to Naomi's full conversation with Mike Winger on this topic: youtu.be/YjfyE6-uI1c
#ChurchHurt #SpiritualAbuseAwareness #ToxicAuthority
When abuse is framed as righteousness rather than sin, it doesn’t just protect the abuser—it distorts the very character of God.
Naomi wasn’t just told to forgive or move on. She was told he was right—because “God put him in authority.” That turns spiritual authority into a weapon, and God into the author of the harm.
This is why so many survivors walk away not just from abusive leaders—but from God entirely. Because the version of God they were taught was built on fear, silence, and control.
👉 Listen to Naomi's full conversation with Mike Winger on this topic: youtu.be/YjfyE6-uI1c
#ChurchHurt #SpiritualAbuseAwareness #ToxicAuthority










