Healing The Wounded Spirit
Posted inAdoption Book Resources Prayer

Healing The Wounded Spirit

The authors begin with exploring our very beginning, coming out of the womb and needing healing. Pregnancy lasts some 9 months and alot happens in and to the family during that time which effect the unborn baby! They start with the subject of adoption, but everything they write about applies to all of us, adopted or not. The book analyses incarnational Wounds and Sins such as Utero Encounters, wounds from feeling rejected, and Anorexia, Dyslexiia and child abuse. It goes on to explore Sicknesses and Sinful Conditions of the Spirit, such as Depression and Spiritual Imprisonment. Then on to Spiritual Sins, such as Occult Involvement, Spiritual Adultery and Idolatry. In conclusion, it deals with Things Which Impinge Upon and Wound Our Spirits, such as Generational Sin, Grief, Frustration and loss and Dwelling Within a Sinful Group.
December 27, 2020Posted inAdoption, Book Resources, Prayer
Good people suffer but Jesus restores their soul.
Posted inSexual abuse

Sexual abuse: God heals.

Child sexual abuse is a critical issue causing severe harm to children and families if unreported. A video discussion by Tolu, Kelly, and Joan from a previous church explores the impact of abuse and strategies for coping. The message emphasizes spreading awareness and seeking help through Christian groups and other resources.
July 27, 2024Posted inSexual abuse
Books with resources of prayer, forgiveness and wisdom for living a life for Christ
Posted inResources

Resources for our journey of life!

This post offers resources for all age groups, especially boomers, emphasizing prayer, worship, wisdom, forgiveness, and life missions. It aims to provide actionable steps through weekly posts, to complement rather than replace church resources. There are various resources listed for prayer, forgiveness, worship, and encouragement, including blog posts and videos, hoping to inspire and guide readers on their spiritual journey.
June 1, 2024Posted inResources
John and Mary Henry
Posted inGuest Writer

YWAM.The Road We Travel

John Henry reflects on the tragic loss of eleven YWAM missionaries in a Tanzanian accident, pondering life's fragility and calling. He discusses his teachings on understanding God's purpose, addressing obstacles to recognizing one's calling through the WHO I AM workshop. He invites people of all ages to contribute to global missions, highlighting the importance of individual experiences in discerning and fulfilling one's divine calling.
March 13, 2024Posted inGuest Writer