Broken people often break others not because they are evil but because they are in pain. A heart that has never healed bleeds on those who never cut it. When we refuse to face our wounds, we risk transferring them to the people who love us most.
In relationships and marriages, an unhealed heart can turn love into a battlefield. Past betrayal can make us suspicious of pure intentions. Past rejection can make us push away genuine affection. That’s why healing is not selfish, but it’s necessary. You can’t build a healthy “us” on a hurting “me.”
In society, broken individuals multiply brokenness through anger, injustice, and hate. But when one person chooses healing, forgiveness, and growth, the cycle begins to change. Wholeness is contagious, too.
So, before you seek to be loved, seek to be healed. Before you demand peace from others, let peace rule in your own heart.
Let God mend your heart because only a healed person can love without harming, lead without wounding, and live without spreading pain. The Bible reminds us, “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”… Psalm 147:3.
HAPPY SUNDAY, FAMS
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