Zoe Asher
Zoe Asher
Church Hurt: How to Navigate and Heal | A Conversation Between 2 Friends Who Hurt Each Other, with Mackenzie Te'o and Zoe Asher
Church Hurt: How to Navigate and Heal | A Conversation Between 2 Friends Who Hurt Each Other, with Mackenzie Te'o and Zoe Asher
Church Hurt: How to Navigate and Heal | A Conversation Between 2 Friends Who Hurt Each Other, with Mackenzie Te'o and Zoe Asher
Thursday 19th November 2020
Zoe Asher and Mackenzie Te'o share their journey of healing from church hurt through forgiveness and honest conversations in 'Accidentally Intentional'.
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Get the buttons here!Church Hurt: Healing Through Honest Conversations and Forgiveness
I heard one time this phrase and it really kind of got me okay. But we are not called to like carry the burden of hate, like that's yucky, that just feels awful.
Have you ever felt betrayed by a place that was supposed to be a sanctuary? In this episode of 'Accidentally Intentional', host Zoe Asher sits down with her friend Mackenzie Te'o to tackle the sensitive topic of 'church hurt'. Both Zoe and Mackenzie share their personal stories of being hurt within their church community, even by each other.
This raw and heartfelt conversation sheds light on the deep wounds inflicted by those we trust the most, and how these two friends navigated their way through the pain to find healing. They discuss the importance of forgiveness, setting boundaries, and finding supportive communities to help you move forward. Zoe emphasizes, 'We are not called to carry the burden of hate. That's yucky, that just feels awful'.
Whether you've experienced similar hurt or are seeking to understand it better, this episode offers valuable insights into managing expectations, maturing in faith, and ultimately, growing from painful experiences. Tune in for an honest dialogue that might just be the first step in your own healing journey.