Often we confuse loving someone with allowing someone to hurt us repeatedly. Much of the time, we feel like boundaries are at odds with love. Boundaries can feel restrictive, strange, harsh, or even unkind. But boundaries are essential for any healthy relationships, especially with people who are difficult. Jesus not only encourages boundaries but gives us a guide for how to address times when people cross them.
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