Healed And Equipped
David prayed in Psalm 41:4, “Heal my inner self.” (AMP) We all have wounds in our lives that we cannot fit into a pretty picture: experiences that seem to deny God’s goodness, injustices that oppose His plans, conditions that contradict faith, circumstances that seem to defy God’s presence and relationships that resist His love. Jesus told us offenses would come, Matthew 18:7; and the truth is that we have all suffered the wounds of offense, injustice and loss. But the greater issue is that our experiences can either Equip us or Cripple us. It is the will of our Father that we be healed and equipped.
(This is the second excerpt from Kathy’s article “Healing The Parts To Be Whole“ which was published in SEEC Magazine [Marty and Kathy’s ministry magazine]. More excerpts will be posted Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.)
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David prayed in Psalm 41:4, “Heal my inner self.” (AMP) We all have wounds in our lives that we cannot fit into a pretty picture: experiences that seem to deny God’s goodness, injustices that oppose His plans, conditions that contradict faith, circumstances that seem to defy God’s presence and relationships that resist His love. Jesus told us offenses would come, Matthew 18:7; and the truth is that we have all suffered the wounds of offense, injustice and loss. But the greater issue is that our experiences can either Equip us or Cripple us. It is the will of our Father that we be healed and equipped.
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