childhood wounds

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The God Who Sees Me: Rewriting the Beliefs We Formed as Children

Quick answer: As children, we make sense of pain by reaching conclusions about ourselves, such as “I’m behind,” “I don’t belong,” or “I’m not enough.” Those conclusions often stay with us into adulthood, and a present-day rejection can trigger the same old feelings. Hagar’s story in Genesis 16 shows that […]

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The Sentences We Carry: How Generational Trauma Shapes Who We Are

Words spoken can become sentences we carry. Verdicts we live inside. Discover how faith rewrites generational trauma. Jump to: What Is a “Sentence”? Generational Trauma Isn’t Just Personal — It’s Cultural Where Faith Meets Generational Trauma How to Break the Cycle: Trace It, Face It, Replace It You Are Not […]

6 Steps to Take the Power out of an Unbearable Feeling — blog title graphic with image of an electrical outlet and unplugged cord, Turning The Page logo

6 Steps to Take the Power out of an Unbearable Feeling

Jump to: Understanding Your Subconscious Patterns The Good News: God Knows Your Pain 6 Steps to Dis-Empower the Unbearable Feeling Quotes to Consider Questions to Answer Learn to heal “character bruises” and dis-empower unbearable feelings. 6 proactive steps to move past childhood wounds and embrace God’s truth. I’ve been allergic […]