Rhythms of Resilience PT2 The Wounds We Don’t Treat: Why Unattended Pain Shapes Our Faith and Relationships

We know what to do when the body is injured. We clean the wound, protect it, and give it time to heal. But what happens when the injury is to the heart, and no one ever teaches us how to tend to it?In this episode, we explore the difference between visible wounds and the unseen injuries we carry in our souls. Joined by Maureen Jones, wife of our previous guest ,Joe Jones, former megachurch pastor gone relationship based discipleship. Maureen is a missionary, and an advanced facilitator with the Trauma Healing Institute, and we talk honestly about what happens when pain goes unacknowledged and unshared.Together, we share personal stories of suffering injuries without having safe people to be fully honest with, and how untreated wounds quietly shape our faith, relationships, and sense of self. From Wales to our own journeys, this conversation invites listeners to consider why healing requires more than endurance, and why tending the heart with care, truth, and community is essential for resilience.This episode continues the rhythm of learning to notice, name, and gently care for what hurts.Don't forget to RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE!