Post by Blessing Ojoma Onakpa (@blessing-82)
Abuse is not always physical. Sometimes it comes through harsh words, neglect, manipulation, or abandonment. These wounds may not be visible, but they can deeply crush a person’s spirit and sense of worth.
What makes abuse even harder is that it often comes from people we love and trust—family, friends, or mentors. Because of that trust, many people struggle to recognize it or accept that it is happening.
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Blessing Ojoma Onakpa: While God can redeem anyone and transform hearts, change requires willingness. We are called to pray for those who hurt us, but loving someone does not mean allowing them to keep harming us. Love does not require blind trust.
Blessing Ojoma Onakpa: Wisdom sometimes means creating boundaries or distancing ourselves from destructive patterns. As Scripture teaches, we must be wise and discerning while remaining kind in heart.
Blessing Ojoma Onakpa: Let us use the gifts entrusted to us to uplift, protect, and care for others—not to harm them. Every person deserves dignity, respect, and compassion.