Sibling Enemies

A Biblical Guide to Protecting Yourself When the Sister or Brother You Love Secretly Hates You

By: Sister Renee Pittelli

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In an ideal world, sisters and brothers are friends forever. They love and support each other throughout their lifetimes. Loving siblings share one another’s joys as well as sorrows. When we cry, they cry. When we celebrate, they celebrate. They defend us and protect us. They are loyal. We can trust them. They always have our backs.

But sadly, many of us have siblings who choose to be our enemies. When we cry, they gloat, and when we celebrate, they pout. They resent us, compete with us, gossip and lie about us, turn other people against us, ignore us, swindle us, steal from us, sabotage us, and otherwise hurt and damage us. We are often blindsided by the revelation that the sister or brother we have always loved secretly hates us.

In Sibling Enemies you will learn how to recognize a sister or brother who hates you, why they hate you, and how to deal with them in a biblical way. Rest assured that our Heavenly Father does not want his children to be targeted by the hateful children of the devil. Christians are not expected to spend a lifetime trying to maintain relationships with their enemies. In his Word, God not only gives us permission, but commands us, to confront, expose and shun the wicked. Loaded with helpful information and scriptural references, this book will help you break those unholy bondages, find healthy and loving relationships, and claim the life of peace and joy our Father wants to bless you with.

Great book, horrible reading

Excellent book that I've just begun, but the choice to have AI read it is horrible. Multiple mistakes, words skipped and garbled, words spelled out that shouldn't be, etc. If I hadn't wanted to read this for a long time, I'd give up.

platnum!

this book is brilliant full of insights from A to Z. every chapter is nothing but truth and wisdom,no one ever approached the subject of siblings rivalry with such honestly.

A petty family vent with a few suggested skills included

The author gives herself the title “Sister.” I am not sure if she is trying let people think she is part of a religious order of nuns or if she means sister in Christ. This book is sadly a book produced to vent about the author’s family with a sprinkling of Bible verse to back up the conflict. Steer clear. Read the Bible and seek a professional licensed therapist familiar with family abuse. I wish I could get a credit back for this book and the time wasted.