Healing After Porn Addiction and Betrayal | There Is Always Hope Part 2

In Part Two of this powerful conversation, host Jeff Low continues his discussion with Chris Brown, Brigitte Brown, and Brigitte’s father Breck England, shifting the focus from heartbreak to healing. Together, they explore what it actually looks like to move forward after betrayal—not by minimizing pain, but by meeting it with accountability, humility, and intentional action. This episode centers on forgiveness as a practice, not a moment, and the courage it takes to choose healing when bitterness feels easier.

Chris, Brigitte, and Breck share how love and faith shaped their responses in the aftermath of deep betrayal, offering listeners a rare look at redemption lived out over years, not weeks. From rebuilding trust and navigating anger to embracing support, therapy, and community, this conversation highlights the practical tools and inner resolve required to restore a marriage, protect a family, and reclaim hope. For anyone facing a season that feels overwhelming or beyond repair, this episode offers a grounded reminder: there are always choices, and there is always hope.

Chapters
[Start] Continuing the Story: Jeff welcomes listeners back and frames Part Two around healing, forgiveness, and practical tools.
04:30 An Act of Grace: Chris recounts the moment of unexpected love and forgiveness that changed the trajectory of his life.
10:15 Two Possible Futures: Breck shares his vision of what bitterness versus healing could mean for generations to come.
18:45 The Long Road of Repair: Chris and Brigitte discuss therapy, accountability, and the daily work of rebuilding trust.
34:30 Choosing Better Over Bitter: Final reflections on hope, agency, and the power of intentional choices.

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