I work with high school students who carry their younger wounded selves close to the surface. The inability to carry some of their grief is understandably...I have enough years to hide the worst of mine but these students don't know how and somehow I don't really want them to...How to help them deal though is tricky. How do you deal with wounded souls when the wound was inflicted to a soul being formed...there is so much confusion.
I find my 46 soul protecting my 6 year old and 11 year old soul...but when can I just be 46 and look forward to 83? Do I drag all these years with me or can I be 46 whole, rather then a collection of bad and good years. If I live quickly in the dash...is bringing the past dragging the run? I think I am tired for that reason...I can't embrace my future because I have carried them all too long. They are me...but they can't define who I will become anymore.
Can I let her go? Do we really have to take our history so seriously?
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Heidi, I hear your pain and fatigue. There is freedom from the hurts and deficits of the past. I know from experience that freedom that Jesus provides (John 8:36).
Although my healing from damaged emotions began some time earlier, Mike & Cindy Riches have provided important sound biblical teaching as well. https://www.sycamorecommission.org/courses/LivingFree/
A team of us went to Gig Harbour, WA in the spring of 2009 to spend a weekend with them. All 6 of us came back with new areas of freedom. Then your Dad and Elf. took in their teaching in Feb.'10 at Westgate.
I am praying that you will sense God's leading. He has a unique path that will lead to your freedom. John 8:36 is a promise to accept personally, a gift to unwrap and make your own. Blessings as you "let it go" ~lew
Thank you...I will check out their web page and think on John 8:36 H
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