National Community Church Audio Podcast People of the Second Wound
Mar 9, 2025
Join Dr. Curt Thompson, a renowned psychiatrist and author whose work has inspired many, as he explores the healing power of embracing our wounds in faith. He discusses the importance of companionship and vulnerability, drawing parallels between relationships and the doubts of biblical figures like Thomas. The conversation highlights the journey from suffering to new beginnings, emphasizing how recognizing our scars can lead to deeper connections with God and others. Ultimately, it’s a message of hope that invites listeners to find life in their struggles.
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Wounds and Joy
- Jesus showed his wounds to the disciples, and they rejoiced.
- Their joy came from seeing his wounds, not just his presence.
The First Wound
- The first wound in the Bible is in Genesis 2, when God takes Adam's rib.
- This wound's purpose is to create beauty and goodness, resulting in companionship and procreation.
The Second Wound
- The second wound represents evil's influence, isolating individuals from God and each other.
- This isolation leads to vulnerability and reliance on harmful choices.