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Every woman affected by betrayal wants freedom from painful, intrusive memories and to get help navigating their marriage. The problem is, in a world that worships fleeting emotions, it's easy to believe that the only way through infidelity is to leave. Or if they choose to stay, they become a prisoner of fear and anger, resulting in bitterness. However, as Christians, we are called to a higher standard in our marriages--one of holiness. Yes, even the unequally yoked ones. When we embrace God's transformative power, instead of indulging in detrimental emotions or acts, he refines and sanctifies us, our unsaved spouses, and marriages. Kallista Sanchez helps uncover unpopular opinions and often overlooked truths on what God thinks about forgiving sexual betrayal. When we consider that he may want us to keep our covenant, obedience is the door to blessing. What's more, forgiveness isn't about erasing the pain but allowing trials to become a catalyst for growth and redemption.

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""In Forgiving What the World Says You Shouldn't, Kallista courageously shares her heart-wrenching struggle with generational curses and the power of Christ to break their grip. This raw, authentic journey unveils a forgiveness the world deems impossible. With wisdom and grace, Kallista shows you how to embrace an abundant life and marriage, even in the midst of despair, pain, and fear."" --Julie Rebboah, Founder, From Bud to Bloom Ministry, LLC ""Through sharing her journey, Kallista brings insight into godly principles that can be applied to any relationship. Even when two believers marry, differences will arise, and there will be areas where they are unequally yoked. Even without adultery, there will be wounds, betrayals, and sexual challenges to overcome. Every relationship is an opportunity to extend grace, choose love, and grow in faith. Kallista's book is a courageous testament to love, forgiveness, humility, and resilience."" --Rachael Hartman, author of Called to Write, Chosen to Publish: 20 Inspirational Thoughts for Christian Writers ""Forgiving What the World Says You Shouldn't is a powerful read for couples navigating the complexities of betrayal and forgiveness. Kallista Sanchez shares her very personal journey with transparency and vulnerability, offering practical steps to move beyond the pain into healing and restoration. This book is a reminder that God can work with even the most complex of circumstances to facilitate reconciliation when there is love and a heart for forgiveness. This book is a must-read for any couple seeking to rebuild trust and find deeper connection."" --Steve McDonald, Founder, Walking In Step With God Ministries ""Kallista Sanchez tackles a complex and rarely discussed subject with grace, authenticity, and a deep love that flows from her relationship with Christ. This practical and engaging book was developed from Kallista's years of struggle to truly understand love and forgiveness. Her struggles will give you deep insight into those topics, too."" --Nelson Searcy, author of The New You: A Guide to Better Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Wellness

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Kallista Sanchez is a copywriter and book editor who resonates with faith-based material. She wrote Missing the Mark: Calvinism and the Epistle of Straw, and her ghostwritten works have been published with Walking in Step with God Ministries, Church Leadership Insights, and more. Frequently traveling across the country with her husband and daughter, she can be found in coffee shops listening to Lofi beats with a warm chai latte.

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