12. It will hurt… but it will heal!

In this episode, Tabatha and Pastor Jerry team up to discuss the mindset of those who often perceive themselves as victims, and how continually holding onto hurt can impede personal growth and healing. Drawing from their own experiences and biblical wisdom, she emphasizes the importance of acknowledging pain, giving oneself time to grieve, and then intentionally moving forward. They share insights from Jerry’s own cycling experience when he did a 300-mile bike ride for missions as well as physical therapy, explaining that just as physical injuries need movement to heal, emotional wounds require courage to release the past and avoid becoming immobilized by fear. Together, they encourage listeners to lean on faith and resilience, using the strength from Psalm 91 as a reminder that God provides shelter and healing. Ultimately, the key message is to learn from life’s pains and move forward, allowing God’s guidance to lead to lasting recovery.

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