Unmasking Narcissismنموونە

Breaking the Silence

Abuse thrives in silence. Whether spoken or unspoken, the message is clear, “Don’t talk about this.” Victims often internalize that silence, believing it’s safer to keep the peace than to tell the truth.

But God’s love doesn’t ask you to keep secrets that destroy you. There’s a holy strength in telling your story first to God, then to safe people. You don’t have to shout it from the rooftops, but naming your pain can start to dismantle its power.

Your voice is part of your healing. When you speak the truth, you create space for peace, clarity, and God’s redemptive work to begin.

Reflection Questions:

• What have I been too afraid to say out loud?
• Who is a safe, godly person I can begin sharing my healing journey with?

Prayer:

Lord, I confess the things I’ve been afraid to speak. Thank You that You never ask me to carry pain in silence. Teach me how to honor my story while moving forward with wisdom and grace. Amen.