Restoring Trust after Addiction: Reclaim Your Covenant with Grace and Grit

In the quiet aftermath of addiction’s storm—where secrets unravel vows, betrayal echoes like a thief in the night, and trust lies shattered like fragile glass—what if the ruins held the seeds of something unbreakable? Restoring Trust after Addiction is more than a course; it’s a sacred invitation for Christian couples to journey from devastation to divine renewal, guided by the unyielding hope of a God who specializes in resurrection. Hosted by Ron and Samantha Mosca of A Perfectly Imperfect Marriage, this faith-anchored program draws from their own harrowing testimony of betrayal and recovery, transforming personal pain into a beacon for your path forward.

Envision a marriage once fractured by hidden struggles—addiction’s grip twisting love into isolation, resentment into walls too high to scale—now reborn as a testament to redemption’s power. Ron and Samantha share vulnerably how their crisis tested every fiber of their covenant, yet through surrender to Christ’s healing touch, they unearthed tools that mended not just the breaks, but the beauty beneath. This isn’t polished theory from afar; it’s raw, relatable wisdom forged in the fire, reminding you that addiction doesn’t define your story—God’s grace does. With an empathetic tone that meets you in the mess, the course whispers encouragement at every turn: You’re not alone, you’re not irreparable, and your “perfectly imperfect” union is primed for glory.

At its heart, the program explores addiction’s profound ripple effects on the soul and relationship, blending compassionate insight with biblical anchors like Proverbs’ call to guard the heart and Ephesians’ blueprint for tender forgiveness. You’ll uncover how to navigate the labyrinth of rebuilding: from fostering empathetic understanding that honors the wounded without excusing the wound, to cultivating honest dialogues that dismantle shame and rebuild safety. Discover grace-filled practices for releasing bitterness—not as a one-time event, but as a liberating rhythm that frees both hearts to breathe again. The journey extends to rekindling connection, where vulnerability becomes your ally, weaving emotional, physical, and spiritual threads into a tapestry of renewed intimacy that echoes the Song of Solomon’s passionate pursuit.

Practical and prayer-soaked, the content equips you with gentle yet powerful steps: vulnerability exercises that invite curiosity over control, daily habits rooted in mutual confession and celebration (inspired by James’ wisdom on healing prayer), and rituals that mark milestones of progress with joy rather than judgment. It’s designed for the weary spouse holding the fort, the recovering partner stepping into light, or the duo daring to dream of oneness anew—offering tools that empower without overwhelming, always pointing back to the Savior who bore our deepest fractures.

Couples who’ve walked this road emerge not as survivors, but as overcomers: trust fortified like roots after rain, laughter reclaiming its place at the table, and a love that testifies to redemption’s reach. This course isn’t about quick fixes or flawless facades; it’s about embracing the slow, sacred work of becoming whole together—where addiction’s shadow gives way to the dawn of unbreakable alliance. If your marriage aches for the peace that surpasses understanding, this is your compassionate companion, inviting you to trade chains for the freedom found in faithful pursuit. Step in with hope; emerge transformed, hand in hand, hearts aligned with the One who restores all things.

Who this course is for:

• This course is crafted for committed Married couples who feel the ache of a drifting marriage—whether you’re navigating fresh wounds from betrayal, the slow fade of unspoken resentments, or the exhaustion of endless arguments that leave you both empty. If you’re a husband or wife longing to reclaim the God-ordained joy, passion, and oneness promised in Genesis 2:24 and Ephesians 5, but traditional advice feels too secular or superficial, this is your lifeline. It’s perfect for: Busy believers in their 30s-50s, juggling careers, kids, and church, who crave quick, Scripture-soaked tools to spark real change without adding more chaos. Couples on the brink (or already in counseling) ready to infuse grace into gridlock, forgiving the unforgivable while rebuilding trust brick by biblical brick. Newlyweds or long-haulers hungry for deeper intimacy—emotional, physical, and spiritual—that honors your vows and points straight to Christ’s redeeming love. If “perfectly imperfect” describes your love story, and you’re