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111 Redeeming Heartache: How Goodness Can Come Out Of Trauma

Apr 8, 2022

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The Olympic Mountains Are Being Created in People's Hearts

04:29

What's the Hope of God in the Morning?

01:55

Engaging Your Story - An Apologia

05:58

Introduction

4min

The Olympic Mountains Are Being Created in People's Hearts

4min

What's the Hope of God in the Morning?

2min

Redeeming Heartache, Kathy, I'm Going to Unpack That Sentence

5min

The Horse's Name Is True

2min

Redeeming Heartache

3min

When We're Going, I'm Bringing Beauty and Power and Goodness to the World

5min

Engaging Your Story - An Apologia

6min

The Wife, the Orphan and the Stranger - What Does That Mean in Scripture?

3min

10.

You're a Stranger, I Bcase

5min

11.

A Redeeming Heartache Conference

2min

Bonus episode! Cathy Loerzel and I dive into why it’s crucial to take your wounds seriously, and how your wounds lead to the “orphan experience,” “stranger experience,” and/or “widow experience.” We also talk about what redemption looks like for each of these three types of wounding. Jesus takes our experiences of trauma and redeems them. That is, God creates glory, meaning and calling out of the very things that were designed to hurt us. If you want to better understand what redemption can look like for you, Cathy and I will be co-leading a live Redeeming Heartache event on May 21, 2022, in Fort Collins, CO. You can sign up here.

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