Healing often seems hopeless, daunting, and out of reach for many. I want to simplify the process and outline the steps we must walk through in order to heal from the wounding moments...
Posted by Josie Muterspaw on 11/18/2016
Healing is painful. It's difficult. We want it so badly, but we get stuck in the pain. In today's instant access, quick fix society, we expect healing to be the same. It's...
Posted by Susan Lawrence on 10/29/2015
Join Pastor Miracle Pettenger for 2 HOUR Intense Workshop of Practical Teaching, Activation, and Application of God's Word.Workshop Theme: "HEALING: God's Original Intent...
Posted by Miracle Pettenger on 08/23/2017
As a survivor of physical and sexual abuse in my childhood, I understand the depth of pain that is forced upon a victim of such abuse. I have found there is tremendous hope and healing...
Posted by Freda Emmons on 08/25/2017
God's desire is for us to live in divine health. Learn the Bible promises about health and healing and how to call forth the manifestation of your healing....
Posted by Kathy DeGraw on 08/31/2016
Women have carried and dragged the chains of the SuperGal Syndrome for far too long. We’ve strived to achieve, to find approval, struggled...
How to walk the journey to emotional healing after hurt and disappointment....
Posted by Brittany Rust on 07/20/2018
I share my testimonies of God's Divine healing from Myastenia Gravis and Breast Cancer. I share my journey of healing through my actions and my faith in God that helped me become...
Posted by Winona L. Thomas on 07/22/2018
We cannot just “move on". We cannot just “forget”. But we can heal. We can forgive. We only need to learn how. This retreat offers survivors of childhood...
Posted by Tammy Kennington on 01/07/2019
Each individual’s hurt is unique, and each journey to healing is different, but all share the same goal: wholeness. Whether you are a person who has been hurt, or are in loving...
Posted by Debi Trumbull on 10/29/2015
We all have pain in our lives. We can settle for merely surviving the pain, or we can choose to let God redeem it, so that every drop of our pain serves to enrich us. This presentation...
Pain is a universal denominator. It crosses gender, race, socio-economic status, and education. Pain does not judge, nor does it discriminate. Pain is real and it can be debilitating....
Posted by Saundra Dalton-Smith on 10/29/2015