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Emerson Eggerichs Gaslighting Abuse Victims in a Sermon Series

PROBLEMATIC TEACHINGS BEGIN AT 10:15 ROUGHLY. We show the caveats he gives, to be fair to him, in the first 10 minutes. ________________ In a 2-part sermon series from Houston's First Baptist Church in October of 2019, Emerson Eggerichs, author of Love & Respect, makes abuse victims the butt of jokes, and claims that all men are called abusive when they're just trying to be honorable. He also says that it is normal for a man to have to walk away to avoid losing it during a conflict with his wife--using body language that implies that he is trying not to be violent. In doing so, it should be noted, he also misuses Gottman's research, claiming that 85% of men stonewall, when Gottman actually said that 85% of stonewallers are male (big difference). Finally, he uses an example of a man attempting to strangle his wife as part of the Crazy Cycle, and does not label this abusive or warn that this needs police intervention (even though strangling someone is related to a 7-fold increase in the risk of being murdered). In this video, we analyze clips, and ask that churches be more careful of what they are saying from the pulpit on Sunday mornings, recognizing that there will be victims of domestic abuse in the pews. These victims need help; they don't need to be told that they are simply misunderstanding their "honorable" spouses. For a longer critique of this sermon series, please see this post: https://tolovehonorandvacuum.com/2021... For our Open Letter to Focus on the Family about the problems with Love & Respect, and Emerson Eggerichs' treatment of abuse, please see here: https://tolovehonorandvacuum.com/2020... For the entire sermon series, see:    • Love & Respect - Part 1      • Love & Respect - Part 2   We are entitled to use these clips based on fair use doctrine, since they are a small part of the original, and we are transforming them by adding so much commentary.