Emotional Healing

Salvation is a Greek term meaning ‘something that leads to wholeness or to be delivered from something that blocks wholeness’ (the person God created you to be and the person Jesus paid the ultimate price for). Unfortunately, most of us are unable to accept totally this gift and the wonderful freedom that is attached to it due to wounding in our formative years. Inner healing under the direction of the Holy Spirit seeks to lovingly expose areas of hurt and pain hidden deep in our hearts that causes us to stumble over and over again. The good news is that once brought into the light, this pain will no longer have any power over us.

The Bible exhorts us to co-labour with the Father (see 2 Corinthians 6:1) and not to reject the grace (freedom) that is so freely offered. The cross is the beginning of a wonderful and glorious journey. It was for this freedom that Christ came to set us free. But true freedom is an ongoing process (sanctification). Sometimes the Lord chooses to instantly deliver us from persistent problems. Other times He chooses to walk with us on our healing journey.

All of us have stumbling points in our lives. The same old chestnuts coming up time and time again! Maybe it’s a problem with a particular personality type or being stuck in a life cycle that we can never overcome. Perhaps it’s relationship problems with people close to us, or simply that decision making for you is well nigh impossible. Maybe you are continually “burnt out” or the need to be perfect at everything isolates you from everyone. Whatever the problem, and no matter how hard you try, you know for certain, just as spring follows winter, that these problems will re-emerge and stop you moving forward yet again!
We would describe the stumbling blocks that you are facing as strongholds. They are held in place by a wrong belief system leading to a defeatist mindset (in the specific area), designed to stop you moving forward into all that God has for you.
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