Jake and Bob walk step-by-step through the practicals of the healing process using the Immanuel Approach. This episode is packed with practical content that you’ll want to revisit again and again.
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Key Quote:
[In the Immanuel process], the goal of healing is connection with God - Jake
Key Points:
- The disposition of our hearts and receptivity to grace
- How self awareness helps us respect the process
- Our interpretation of events matter - do we fear our triggers or see them as God wanting to heal us?
- A complete walk-through of the steps in the healing process, based on the Immanuel Approach (see the practical application)
- We can have pre-verbal memories that are attached to wounds
- Types of barriers: vows, judgements, lack of forgiveness, unconfessed sin
- Renunciation of vows and the announcing of God’s truth/ blessing
Practical Application:
- Draw your attention to God. Recall a positive memory of connection with God or others and allow it to overflow in an expression of gratitude to Him. This is called the ‘Immanuel Moment.’
- Now, bring to mind a moment of recent distress or disconnection. What is it that you’re feeling in that moment? What are you ‘believing in the feelings’?
- Ask Jesus to show you the root of the distress; don’t try to figure it out yourself.
- Identify the painful experience and corresponding belief.
- Ask the Lord to reveal what He desires for you to know.
- If you begin to feel ‘stuck’ in the process, there is likely a barrier present. Address the barrier using a corresponding technique such as renunciation.
- Test the fruit: go back to the original memory and original distress and sense if there is peace. If difficult emotion is still present, go back and repeat the relevant steps.
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