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Tag Archives: wounded
Scourged, Mocked, Crucified, Forsaken
He loved us even while we were sinners. It was our sin that made the cross necessary: “He was wounded for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities.” Continue reading
Wounded
Those wounds that were the source of his pain are now the source of our healing: the forgiveness of sin, the freedom from bondages and shame, the healing of broken bodies and wounded hearts. When you experience the wounds brought on by denial, betrayal, mocking, injustice or abandonment, remember that Jesus understands. He has experienced those things too. Bring your wounds to Jesus and allow him to bring the healing you need. Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, cross, crucifixion, denial, emotional healing, emotional wounds, excruciating, healing, humiliation, Jesus, rejection, shame, wounded, wounds
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Reckless Words, Healing Words
Reckless words come easily: When we’re tired; when we’re stressed; when we are caught off guard by the comments of another. As easy as they are to say, they are very difficult to take back. Continue reading
Cast Your Cares
David laments the wounds caused by the betrayal of a close friend. He is filled with anguish, fear and troubled thoughts. He wishes he could fly away like a bird–escaping the hurt. But realizes a better course is to take his burden to God. Continue reading
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Wounded
In Matthew 27:32-66, Jesus endures excruciating physical and emotional wounds, reflecting on denial, betrayal, and abandonment. Yet, these wounds bring forgiveness and healing, emphasizing Jesus’ empathy and ability to heal our own wounds. Continue reading
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Tagged abandoment, betrayal, Christ, crucifixion, denial, emotional healing, physical healing, wounded
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Opening Up Your Wounded Heart
The same God, who created the universe, cares about your broken, wounded heart. He is almighty and all powerful and all wise. But he is also compassionate and cares about the details of your life. Continue reading
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Tagged bind up their wounds, broken hearted, healing, healing the broken hearted, wounded
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Reckless Words, Healing Words
Reckless words come easily: When we’re tired; when we’re stressed; when we are caught off guard by the comments of another. As easy as they are to say, they are very difficult to take back. Continue reading
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Tagged healed, reckless words, take it to Jesus, wisdom, words that heal, words that wound, wounded
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God is the Strength of My Heart
Some questions just can’t be answered to the heart’s satisfaction. Questions like: “Why do the wicked prosper?” Continue reading
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Tagged bitterness to strength, God, God's healing presence, strength of my heart, wounded
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Wounded
Those wounds that were the source of his pain are now the source of our healing: the forgiveness of sin, the freedom from bondages and shame, the healing of broken bodies and wounded hearts. Continue reading
The Forgiving Heart
When people hurt us, we are sometimes tempted to withhold forgiveness, thinking we retain some power over those who have hurt us by refusing to forgive. But the truth is, we cannot hold on to these things—they eat us up inside. Continue reading
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Tagged forgiveness, freedom, healing, take your hurts to Jesus, wounded
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