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132. Healing with Jesus Christ

Episode 132 of the The Latter-Day Ladies podcast, hosted by Jennie Moss, titled "132. Healing with Jesus Christ" was published on May 21, 2024 and runs 20 minutes.

May 21, 2024 ·20m · The Latter-Day Ladies

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Send us Fan Mail A while back, I was telling my husband about a heart wrenching trial my sweet friend had passed through. I started to cry thinking about the years of pain and grief she has had to carry. And the process of giving it to Christ. My husband’s response floored me. “Honey, broken things heal. They are meant to heal. That’s why we have Jesus.” Even though I believe this phrase, The words cut me and made me think “Of course!! Nothing is meant to stay broken. That’s not the pl...

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A while back, I was telling my husband about a heart wrenching trial my sweet friend had passed through. I started to cry thinking about the years of pain and grief she has had to carry. And the process of giving it to Christ. 

My husband’s response floored me. “Honey, broken things heal. They are meant to heal. That’s why we have Jesus.” Even though I believe this phrase, The words cut me and made me think “Of course!! Nothing is meant to stay broken. That’s not the plan.” Even though healing can happen through the ultimate source of wholeness, it is a process. One that many of us are on and indifferent stages of.

Divorce, grief, betrayal trauma, abuse of any kind, and many more hurtful situations can make us feel broken. But as Aaron reminded me, broken things heal, they are meant to heal, and that’s why we have Jesus.

COME JOIN US- talking about all things healing.

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