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Naming the Wound 0:00 Day 2, naming the wound. The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Psalm 34 18. There comes a0:12 point in healing when you realize you can't keep pushing down the pain anymore. Not because you're weak, but because your heart is tired of carrying what it was never meant to carry.0:23 Naming the wound, saying, this hurt me, or this shouldn't have happened, can feel scary, messy, or even disloyal. Sometimes it feels easier to0:35 minimize the pain, laugh it off, or bury the hurt under your busyness. But unspoken pain doesn't disappear. It just stays tucked away, shaping your thoughts and0:47 behaviors in ways you may not even realize. But here's the truth. God already knows the whole story. Every detail. Every moment.1:00 Naming the wound isn't about informing Him. It's about inviting Him into the places where it still hurts. Psalm 3four 18 reminds us God draws near to1:12 the brokenhearted, to the ones who say, Lord, I am hurting. Scripture is full of people who did exactly that. David said, I am poor and needy.1:23 My heart is wounded within me, Psalm 1 0 9 22. Jeremiah cried, my wound is severe, Jeremiah 10 19. Even Jesus named his1:35 anguish in Gethsemane saying, my soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. Matthew 26 38. Naming the wound isn't weakness.1:48 It's honesty before God. If someone or something hurt you, changed you, or left you feeling unsafe, it matters, and God cares.2:00 Naming what hurt you doesn't mean reliving it. It doesn't mean dumping your whole story all out at once. It's simply acknowledging the truth. Something happened that shouldn't have happened, and it affected2:12 me. That honest admission is often the very place where healing begins. It's where God meets you with compassion, without pressure or judgment, and starts lifting the2:23 burden you've been carrying. As you move from hurt to hope, you don't have to name everything today. For now, be encouraged that as you bring your pain before the Lord,2:36 He sees and He cares. The Bible says, you have seen my troubles and you care about the anguish of my soul. Psalm 31 7 Prayer. Father, give2:48 me courage to be honest about what has hurt me. Help me name my wounds without fear, knowing you meet me with compassion not judgment. Draw near to me as I take this step toward2:59 healing. Amen.In this video 0:00 Naming the Wound
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