Good Morning!
A spiritually wounded person often struggles to separate lies from truth. Their vision becomes clouded, their heart becomes heavy, and their spirit becomes vulnerable. In that wounded state, they may blame family, life, and even God for the pain they carry. And tragically, the hurt they feel begins to spill over onto the people who love them most. Spiritual wounds don’t just ache they divide, confuse, and can cause damage that feels impossible to repair.
But here is the hope: spiritual wounds can be healed.
Jesus invites the weary, the burdened, the broken, and the misunderstood to come to Him. He promises rest, restoration, and renewal. A wounded spirit will cause you to question what is real, what is good, and what is God. It will whisper falsehoods that sound like truth. It will magnify offense and minimize grace. It will convince you that isolation is safer than connection.
Yet Christ calls you out of that darkness.
Healing begins when you bring your pain into His presence. When you stop rehearsing the hurt and start releasing it. When you allow God to speak louder than the wound. When you choose forgiveness over bitterness, truth over lies, and surrender over self‑protection.
Spiritual wounds may slow your growth, but they do not have the power to stop it. God specializes in mending what feels shattered. He restores joy. He rebuilds trust. He renews strength.
Today, take one step toward healing. Come to Jesus. Lay down the weight. Let Him tend to the places no one else can see.
God is still the Healer, and your spirit can live again. In Jesus name Amen.
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