About Kristina
Kristina Douberly is a wife, ministry leader, and advocate for women and couples healing from the devastating effects of pornography, sexual addiction, and infidelity. After her husband's sexual addiction led to multiple affairs and ultimately became connected to a tragic act of violence that nearly took his life, Kristina and her husband walked through an extraordinary journey of trauma, forgiveness, and restoration. Rather than simply surviving what happened, Kristina describes their marriage as thriving on the other side through God's healing, forgiveness, and mercy.
Drawing from their own experience, Kristina and her husband serve couples affected by pornography and infidelity. Kristina works specifically with women navigating betrayal and broken trust, helping them find practical tools, community, and hope for healing while her husband works with the men. Their story has become a testimony of restoration and a passion for helping other couples discover that even after profound brokenness, a new chapter is possible.
Latest from Kristina
Porn RecoveryGod’s Not Done Here Yet
She almost did not walk into that church on a Thursday night. Eighteen years of her husband’s hidden sexual sin had come out the evening before, and she had already packed her heart to leave. Then the first episode opened with five words that she grabbed like a lifeline: God’s not done with you.
Porn RecoveryWomen Sexually Sin, Too
Sexual sin is not a men's issue with a few female exceptions. Women watch porn, read erotica, fantasize, and carry the same shame, and betrayed wives are the most vulnerable of all. This is an honest look at what pulls a woman in, why her struggle usually looks different from his, and where healing begins.
Porn RecoveryIs Porn Cheating? Understanding Betrayal in Your Marriage
Is porn cheating? For many spouses, discovering secret pornography use lands exactly like betrayal - because it involves secrecy, broken sexual boundaries and intimacy directed outside the marriage. Here is what porn does to trust, why the hurt is legitimate whatever label you use, and where healing starts for both of you.