EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 34 MIN
Intro: “When Someone Triggers You — Healing the Wounds They Can’t See”
from ASHES MADE ROYAL · host Minister Mona Kirby
🎙️ Intro: “When Someone Triggers You — Healing the Wounds They Can’t See”We’ve all had moments where someone says or does something that sets off a reaction deep inside of us — a reaction that feels bigger than the moment itself. That’s what we call a trigger. It’s not always about what’s happening right now… it’s about an old wound that never fully healed.In this 4-part series, we’re going to dive into the unseen places of the heart — the pain, the patterns, and the emotional reactions that often control us without us even realizing it. We’ll expose how the enemy uses triggers to keep us bound, how God uses them to reveal where we still need healing, and how we can walk in emotional freedom through the power of His Word.Because healing doesn’t start when people stop hurting us — healing starts when we let God touch the places they can’t see. Someone Triggers You — Healing the Wounds They Can’t See”We’ve all had moments where someone says or does something that sets off a reaction deep inside of us — a reaction that feels bigger than the moment itself. That’s what we call a trigger. It’s not always about what’s happening right now… it’s about an old wound that never fully healed.In this 4-part series, we’re going to dive into the unseen places of the heart — the pain, the patterns, and the emotional reactions that often control us without us even realizing it. We’ll expose how the enemy uses triggers to keep us bound, how God uses them to reveal where we still need healing, and how we can walk in emotional freedom through the power of His Word.Because healing doesn’t start when people stop hurting us — healing starts when we let God touch the places they can’t see.
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