I have a dear friend who is divoreced and still hurting and wants my counseling but Ive never been married much less divorced what can i do but pray for her and let her cry on me?> Give me some insight on how you feel ?
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I think you being there and praying for her are the most important things you can do for her. Is she a Christian? There are Christian divorce support groups out there...but mainly giving her hurt and fears and worries to God is the most beneficial thing for her to do. God will give her strength and encouragement like noone can. My prayers are with her. You may even want to introduce her to this internet site.CelineDion said:
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It might help you to also study up on many of the reassuring verses in the bible, reminding her about the loving, caring, devoted nature of God. Find Scripture to comfort her in her time of trial and pain, in addition to listening as she cries and talks things through. It might also do her a great deal of good if you were to suggest that she cry out to the Lord herself, through prayer.
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