A faith-based resource rooted in Christian discipleship, addiction recovery, and pastoral guidance, "Enabling" speaks directly to families, churches, and individuals who are trying to help loved ones caught in destructive patterns but feel confused about where love ends and enabling begins. Readers confront the common misunderstanding that love means rescuing, protecting from consequences, or keeping the peace at all costs. They learn how truth—not comfort—is what brings real freedom, and that enabling is not kindness but a barrier to repentance and growth. By removing consequences or shielding someone from responsibility, well-meaning people can unknowingly prolong bondage and interfere with God's redemptive work. Perfect for parents, spouses, grandparents, and family members who feel worn down from repeatedly rescuing a loved one dealing with, "Enabling" provides practical, scriptural tools to help readers set godly boundaries, speak truth in love, and trust God with the outcome so that loved ones can experience real and lasting freedom in Jesus Christ.