
One of the most transformative ways God sets us free is through setting us free from trauma, life traps, and outright lies that we believe about ourselves and Him. Here are my top 3 reasons why Christians should get therapy:
One of the most transformative ways God sets us free is through setting us free from trauma, life traps, and outright lies that we believe about ourselves and Him. Here are my top 3 reasons why Christians should get therapy:
One of the hallmark characteristics of someone who has been spiritually abused is that they do not trust themselves. This has been one of the deepest wounds for me to heal, but the one that has made me feel the most empowered as a daughter of God. I would love to share with you how spiritual abuse disconnected me from my intuition and how I am slowly taking it back.
Healing from spiritual abuse is one of the messiest but freeing things someone can do. It takes guts, faith and a validating support system to wade through years of twisted Scripture, distorted views of God, and the feeling of injustice that accompanies realizing that you’re a victim. Here are six things victims of spiritual abuse need to know:
In a new USA Today column, a well-known doctor says that he believes in the healing power of prayer and thinks it can have a “significant” impact on a patient’s health if partnered with science and medicine.
A Georgia man says he believes God "blew breath" into his lungs, healing in from the coronavirus.
Pastor Francis Chan recently recalled witnessing miracles of healing. One instance, in particular, really seemed to strike a chord for Chan. The former megachurch pastor recalled a moment when two deaf children came for healing and after being prayed over, they had regained their hearing.