When I came home from work just a few hours ago, the front door was unlocked, and I walked straight in. I tell you I'm going to the store, and you lock the door. I come home from the store, and you choose not to answer the door until you've felt I stayed outside long enough to learn a lesson.

My focus remains clear: This book is not presented to justify abuse, but to demonstrate how accountability, repentance, and long-term change can begin after the harm is done

Here is a teaser of the upcoming book by Dr. Korey D. Henderson - Edited Version INTRODUCTION As I sit here in my jail cell contemplating how I got here, I'm not sure where to begin my story. My heart is full of pain and anger. I carry the weight of my actions. I cannot ignore what I have done to hurt my wife's heart. I have grieved the heart of God, the violation of her trust, and planted uncertainty where assurance should have flourished. My thoughts keep returning to my wi