Separating Sin and Emotional Wounds: A Faith-Based Approach
Episode Overview
Understand the difference between sin condition and emotional wounds. Use faith to bring painful memories to God without guilt or shame. Recognise that childhood abuse is separate from personal sin. Journaling can help process and diminish the power of painful emotions. Faith in Jesus can lead to emotional healing and reduced desire for addictive escapes.
Those deeply painful emotions that have never been addressed lie like lumps of lead in your heart.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin tackles the complex relationship between our inherent sin condition and the emotional wounds from our past. If you're grappling with addiction, anxiety, or depression, this episode might just offer the perspective you need. Colin explains how our sin condition—stemming from the fallen state of Adam—differs from the emotional wounds inflicted during childhood, like abuse or constant criticism.
He emphasises that these emotional wounds often lead us to seek escapes, whether through substances or other addictions. Colin shares practical advice on separating these two factors by faith and bringing painful memories to God without guilt or shame. His reflections are grounded in the Gospel of Christ, aiming to help you intercept your addiction and heal emotionally.
By understanding that our emotional pain is separate from our sin condition, we can begin to address and diminish its power over us. This episode is a heartfelt guide for anyone seeking to reconcile their faith with their emotional struggles. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on your journey to recovery.