Overcoming the effects of betrayal, abuse, and divorce is a process that calls for unwavering commitment to seeking God and maintaining a close relationship with him. Divorce can be difficult and could perhaps be a little more heartbreaking when children are involved. There is life after the divorce for those who seek it. It is necessary to grieve, but it is also important to go through the healing process. There may be pains, disappointments, and struggles after a divorce, but one can still overcome these setbacks. Divorce can impact those who are directly and indirectly involved; however, the spouse may experience greater sorrow. For this reason, one should strive to combat the negative effects of a failed marriage with God's word.Author Victoria W. Peoples, is an educator, licensed and ordained minister, minister of music, and praise and worship leader. She enjoys teaching, public speaking, traveling, and spending time with her daughters. She desires to help women overcome bad experiences and live a life of purpose. She is committed to encouraging and motivating women to develop and maintain a personal relationship with God that will inevitably bring comfort to them when they are faced with trials and circumstances of life. She believes that God is our strength and we must remain connected to him in our hours of weakness in order to walk in total victory.