Healing the Heart: A Journey to Emotional Restorationಮಾದರಿ

Understanding God Better

Comforting Verse

Matthew 6:25–32: Jesus tells us not to worry about our lives, what we eat, drink, or wear. He reminds us that life is more than just these things. He uses the example of birds and lilies, which don’t work for their sustenance, yet God provides for them. So, we should trust that God, our heavenly Father, knows our needs and will provide for us.

Self-Reflection

Do I believe God loves and accepts me?

What positive influences did my parents and family have on my perception of God?

How have these influences affected my ability to connect with and trust God?

Steps Towards Healing and Growth

Forgive your parents for their mistakes.

Don’t let people's mistakes affect your perception of God. Allow Him to be your perfect Heavenly Father.

Get closer to God through prayer and trust Him as your perfect Father, regardless of your past experiences or current feelings.

Affirmation of Faith

Say this affirmation out loud:

I agree with the Bible—I am loved by my perfect Heavenly Father. Because Jesus died on the cross for me, God accepts me. My sins are forgiven, and God loves and accepts me completely. He cares about every aspect of my life. I can trust Him with my needs, desires, hurts, problems, and sins. He will never leave or abandon me.

Prayer for Healing

Say this prayer:

“Heavenly Father, I want to know You as You truly are. I know my past may have distorted my understanding of You. I forgive my parents or anyone else who may have misled me about You. Today, I ask that You reveal Your true nature to me. Cleanse my heart and mind of anything that prevents me from knowing You. Today, I embark on a journey to know You better. I believe what the Bible says about You, regardless of my past hurts or current feelings. As I journey towards emotional healing and health, I believe You love and accept me. You’re my best friend and perfect Father. I ask You now to heal my heart and change my perception of You.”

In Jesus’ name, amen.