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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 20 MIN

S1 Episode 9: Healing From Wounds Caused by Fathers!

from Parables for a Woman’s Heart · host Osharae Harriot - Williams

The absence, rejection, or silence of a father leaves an imprint that words can’t erase. For many women, those wounds show up in hidden ways, struggles with trust, self-worth, love, and identity. In this heartfelt conversation, Osharae, Jeseca, and Phylicia open up about the pain of father wounds and the journey to healing. Together, we explore the silent ache of daughters who longed for affirmation but only received absence, who craved love but met rejection, and who built walls instead of bridges just to survive. Yet, there is hope. Through honesty, community, and the redeeming love of God, broken places can be restored, and women can learn to see themselves as more than what was missing.Reflection prompts and practical steps are woven throughout this episode, inviting you to pause, breathe, and begin your own journey of healing.Join us for this powerful episode of Parables for a Woman’s Heart and be reminded: you are not fatherless, you are fully known, fully loved, and fully His.Special call out to our new followers. We see you and appreciate you!

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