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God is in the Healing Business

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  • Jun 25, 2021
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Updated: Jan 18

There is medicine for just about every ailment that you can imagine. But there is no medicine for a broken heart. Science has no known cure nor a suggestion for mending a broken heart. The heart is the center of life. The heart is the house of emotions and the pleasure center of the brain. A broken heart is not easy to overcome. There are two reasons that I looked at that are hard to get over: 1. GRIEF, and 2. DISAPPOINTMENT. Grief is so heavy at times that it seems like there is no relief. Loneliness makes grief come in many forms. No one can have all of the answers to every question. Grief is something that everyone must learn to deal with. In my experience, little children are sad and don't understand why. The pain is sometimes unbearable. God knows our pain. The loss of love can hurt more than you can imagine. Broken marriages and a divided home destroy people's ability focus. He can heal every heart. When we learn to put our trust in God, we can overcome disappointments and sorrow. A great passage of scripture is in the Bible, Psalms 147:3 "He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds." In your time of grief, turn to God. He is merciful.

 

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