Michael Heidle

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In my season of adultery, I selfishly wanted to be known and loved and affirmed in a way that I felt I wasn’t experiencing in my own marriage at the time. It’s not that those dynamics were wholly absent, but still, I wanted more. And rather than reveling in and resting on the fact that I was already fully known, fully loved, and fully affirmed by God—thereby setting me free from needing anything more from anyone else—I went lookin’ for more in all the wrong places.
Carnage & Grace: Confessions of an Adulterous Heart
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