Tuesday, July 01, 2025

Healing the Broken Heart and Wounded Spirit: God’s Path to Restoration - Part 6

Healing the Broken Heart and Wounded Spirit: God’s Path to Restoration - Part 6

Healing the Broken Heart and Wounded Spirit: God’s Path to Restoration - Part 6


“He restores my soul...” – Psalm 23:3

Focusing on God’s truth and denying Satan’s lies is not just a mental reprogramming. It is a divine strategy to overcome sin and spiritual torment through the life-transforming power of God. Healing from a broken heart and wounded spirit is critical—not only for your emotional well-being but also for your spiritual freedom and physical health.

Step 1: Acknowledge and Express the Hurt

The first step toward healing is facing your pain. The Lord cares deeply for every wound you’ve experienced. Begin by making a list—from early memories to now—of everyone and everything that caused hurt: emotional, physical, verbal, mental abuse, betrayal, or rejection.

Job, after losing everything, worshipped God and acknowledged His sovereignty (Job 1:20–22). We must do the same—acknowledge the hurt, express it before the Lord, and begin to release it.

Step 2: Deal with Anger, Bitterness, and Resentment

Don’t fear your emotions. Give God permission to pull up the pain. Cry if you must—but surrender it to Jesus.

“Be angry, and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your wrath, nor give place to the devil.” – Ephesians 4:26-27

Unresolved anger turns into bitterness—a spiritual poison that opens doors to the enemy. It spreads through families, marriages, friendships, and churches.

“Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice.” – Ephesians 4:31
“For I see that you are poisoned by bitterness and bound by iniquity.” – Acts 8:23

Bitterness is a root that supports a demonic structure: bitterness leads to unforgiveness, resentment, retaliation, anger, hatred, violence, and murder (Matthew 20:21-24; Romans 12:17-19; James 1:18-21; Titus 3:3-5; Genesis 6:13; 1 John 3:15).

Release your pain to Jesus. "God can heal a broken heart, but He must have all the pieces."

Step 3: Forgive Others, Yourself, and Even God

Forgiveness is not a feeling—it’s a decision. Unforgiveness is spiritual cancer and opens demonic doors to torment and sickness. It brings a breach in your relationship with God and others.

“If you do not forgive men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.” – Matthew 6:15
“A merry heart does good like a medicine, but a broken spirit dries the bones.” – Proverbs 17:22

Emotional pain affects your immune system. Bitterness and unforgiveness are linked to diseases like cancer, arthritis, and heart issues. Sometimes, it’s a generational curse. But the blood of Jesus breaks all iniquities (John 10:10; Daniel 9).

Forgiving Yourself

Guilt, shame, and self-condemnation keep many in bondage. Romans 8:1 declares there is no condemnation for those in Christ. You are God’s creation—rejecting yourself is rejecting Him.

“When He speaks a lie, He speaks from his own resources, for he is a liar and the father of it.” – John 8:44

Discern the voice you’re listening to: God's loving conviction or Satan’s destructive accusation.

Forgiving God

Some carry hidden resentment toward God. They blame Him for their pain or unanswered prayers. But often, their perception of God is distorted by childhood wounds, ungodly authority figures, or misunderstanding His plan.

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart...” – Luke 10:27

Unforgiveness toward God results in spiritual separation, anxiety, torment, financial loss, broken relationships, and even diseases. Choose to trust that He is good, even when you don’t understand.

Step 4: Let Go of the Past and Move Forward

“...Forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead.” – Philippians 3:13-14

Though the memory may remain, the sting is removed when forgiveness takes place. Your healed wounds become a testimony. Let God turn your pain into power and ministry.

“Keep your heart with all diligence, for out of it spring the issues of life.” – Proverbs 4:23

How to Stay Healed: The 8 R’s of Deliverance

  1. Recognize – Every thought has a source. Is it from the Kingdom of God or the enemy? (2 Corinthians 10:4-6)

  2. Responsibility – Own your responses, even if you were the victim. (Psalm 51:2-4)

  3. Repent – Turn away from sin and release it. (1 John 1:9)

  4. Renounce – Declare your rejection of sin and old agreements. (Romans 7:14-25)

  5. Remove – Cut off sources of temptation or triggers. (Matthew 4:1-10)

  6. Resist – Resist the devil’s accusations. (1 Peter 5:6-9)

  7. Rejoice – Praise is spiritual warfare! (Philippians 4:4)

  8. Restore – Help others get free. Share your testimony. (Isaiah 61:4)

How to Guard Your Healing

  • Fill your home with praise and scripture. (Ephesians 5:26)

  • Fellowship with believers. (Acts 2:42)

  • Guard your heart and thoughts. (Philippians 4:8; Proverbs 4:23)

  • Let go of the past. (Philippians 3:13)

  • Control your tongue. (James 3:6,8)

  • Guard your eyes and ears. (Isaiah 33:15-16)

  • Stay single-minded in Christ. (James 1:8)

  • Don’t idolize trauma or illness. (Daniel 3)

  • Know your identity and worth in Christ.

  • Walk by faith, not by sight. (2 Corinthians 5:7)

Scriptures for Healing the Broken Heart

  • Proverbs 12:25 – Anxiety leads to depression.

  • Proverbs 13:12 – Hope deferred makes the heart sick.

  • Proverbs 14:30 – Envy rots the bones.

  • Proverbs 17:22 – A broken spirit dries the bones.

  • Proverbs 18:14 – Who can bear a crushed spirit?

  • Hebrews 12:15 – Bitterness defiles many.

Final Word: You Can Be Whole Again

Jesus came to heal the brokenhearted and set the captives free (Luke 4:18). No matter how long you’ve carried the wounds, the Lord can restore you completely. If you're struggling, seek out deliverance ministry, prayer, and inner healing.

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Healing from False Accusations, Rejection, and Emotional Wounds - Part 5

 Healing from False Accusations, Rejection, and Emotional Wounds - Part 5

Healing from False Accusations, Rejection, and Emotional Wounds - Part 5


Healing from a Broken Heart

False Accusations: The Wound of Misplaced Judgment

Have you ever been falsely accused—by a friend, a family member, a coworker, or even within ministry? False accusations can stem from jealousy, insecurity, or demonic assignment. Some roll off us without damage, but others strike deeply—especially when they target our loved ones, our calling, or our character. If left unhealed, these lies take root in our spirit and cause deep inner wounding.

When we internalize false accusations and don’t identify them as lies, the enemy gains a foothold. Instead of rejecting the accusation, we begin to believe the narrative: Maybe I am worthless. Maybe I did something wrong. This is the moment the enemy plants shame, fear, bitterness, or self-rejection in the heart.

Proverbs 18:21 (KJV) says, “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” Words spoken against us—especially when believed—can wound us like arrows.

Truth: If the accusation is false, do not take it on. Let it be false. Bring it to God and release it. If it’s true, ask for forgiveness and grow. Either way, don’t let Satan use it to bring spiritual oppression.

Rejection and Abandonment: When Love Is Withdrawn

Rejection is a deep, painful wound—often beginning in childhood. Many people were born out of unwanted pregnancies, at “inconvenient times,” or were left emotionally or physically abandoned by parents. This opens doors to spirits of fear, rejection, and abandonment.

These spirits whisper lies: You’re not lovable. You’re a burden. No one will ever stay with you. When unhealed, rejection hardens the heart, damages self-worth, and creates cycles of unhealthy relationships.

Even in adult life, abandonment through divorce or betrayal creates similar wounds. The pain impacts emotions, disturbs the mind, affects children, divides families, and destroys future trust.

Isaiah 53:3 (KJV) tells us that Jesus was “despised and rejected of men… a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief.” He understands our pain. He bore it so we could be free.

Trauma: The Gateway for Fear and Emotional Bondage

Trauma opens spiritual doors. It happens through events like abuse, disasters, betrayal, spiritual manipulation, ritual abuse, or even growing up in unstable environments. The soul becomes fractured, and fear enters.

This creates a survival mindset—fight, flight, freeze. When trauma is not healed, people begin to identify as victims, losing self-worth, trust in others, and hope for the future.

Children especially suffer deeply. They lose confidence, struggle with insecurity, and don’t develop trust in their inner strength. That inner vow of “I will never trust again” becomes a spiritual cage, locking them in with tormenting spirits.

Conditional Love: Earning Love Through Performance

Many people grow up only receiving love when they perform well. Conditional love sounds like:

  • “I’ll love you if you behave.”

  • “You’re good only if you get straight A’s.”

  • “You’re acceptable if you act the way I want.”

This creates spiritual wounds. Love is no longer a gift—it becomes a reward. These individuals later approach God the same way, trying to earn His love through striving, perfectionism, and spiritual performance.

But God’s love is unconditional. Romans 5:8 (KJV) reminds us: “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”

Sin and the Bruise It Leaves on the Soul

Sin separates us from God—and it brings a spiritual wound. David described this torment in Psalm 38:2-5:

“Your arrows have pierced me… My guilt has overwhelmed me… My wounds fester… because of my sinful folly.”

The enemy loves to accuse us, even after repentance. Shame keeps us in bondage long after the sin is forgiven. The solution? Repent quickly and receive the cleansing blood of Jesus.

Jeremiah 30:12-14 (TLB) gives a vivid picture of what sin does to the soul when left unchecked. It wounds deeply, and only God’s healing can restore the heart.

Self-Hatred: The Hidden Root of Emotional Suffering

If you were never shown real love, you may struggle to love yourself. Self-hatred is a demonic stronghold that distorts how you see yourself—and how you think God sees you.

This is dangerous. God made you in His image. You are fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14). But if you despise yourself, you're despising God’s creation.

Jesus said in Matthew 22:37-39, “Love the Lord thy God… and love thy neighbor as thyself.” If you don’t love yourself, how can you love others? Self-hatred hinders spiritual growth and brings emotional torment.

It leads to shame, perfectionism, isolation, and even physical sickness. The broken heart becomes like a leaky bucket—unable to hold joy, love, or purpose. Instead, the person either shuts down emotionally or performs endlessly to prove worth.

The Battle for the Mind: Recognizing the Enemy’s Voice

A broken heart makes it hard to discern God’s voice. Instead of hearing “You are loved”, we hear condemnation:

  • You’re worthless.

  • God won’t forgive you.

  • You’ll never be healed.

Proverbs 23:7 (KJV) says, “For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.” What you believe in your heart becomes your reality—even if it’s a lie. That’s why we must pull down every false stronghold.

2 Corinthians 10:4-5 (KJV) teaches:

“For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God… Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God…”

Reject the enemy’s voice. Replace it with God’s truth.

The Healing Process: Reclaim Your Heart Through Christ

If any of the wounds above describe your experience—false accusation, rejection, trauma, conditional love, or self-hatred—know this: Jesus came to heal the brokenhearted (Luke 4:18). You don’t have to stay stuck in pain or torment.

You are no longer a victim. You are a new creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17), adopted into His kingdom (Romans 8:15-17). You can be restored—mentally, emotionally, spiritually, physically, relationally, and even financially.

God is ready to fill the holes in your heart. But you must give Him access.

Warfare Prayer for Healing Brokenness

“Father God, I come before You in the name of Jesus Christ. I renounce every false accusation I have believed. I break agreement with rejection, fear, trauma, abandonment, shame, guilt, and self-hatred. I declare that I am loved, accepted, and valued by You. I receive Your unconditional love and healing. Restore my soul and make me whole. I take every thought captive and command every lying voice to leave me now in Jesus’ name. Amen.”


Written by Traci Morin,
Ordained Minister, Healing and Deliverance Teacher,
President, Touch of God International Ministries
Listed in Who’s Who of America
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org


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Healing the Broken Heart – Part 4: How Does Someone Get a Broken Heart?

 💔 Healing the Broken Heart – Part 4: How Does Someone Get a Broken Heart?

💔 Healing the Broken Heart – Part 4: How Does Someone Get a Broken Heart?


A broken heart doesn’t happen overnight. It forms through painful life events—abuse, rejection, betrayal, trauma, or words that pierced the soul. These experiences become wounds in the spirit, often buried deep and left untreated, making way for demonic strongholds and emotional torment.

“Scorn has broken my heart and has left me helpless. I looked for sympathy, but there was none, for comforters, but I found none.” – Psalm 69:20

Let’s look at the most common sources that shatter the heart—and how Jesus is the answer to every wound.

🚨 Causes of a Broken Heart

1. Abuse

Abuse can be physical, emotional, sexual, spiritual, or psychological. Each form leaves lasting scars that open the heart to deep trauma and oppression.

⚔️ Physical Abuse:

Includes beatings, slaps, or any act causing injury—especially when delivered as so-called discipline. Repeated abuse tells the victim, “You are worthless,” which becomes a stronghold unless uprooted.

⚔️ Sexual Abuse:

Whether through incest, rape, molestation, or other perverse acts, sexual abuse distorts identity and deeply wounds the soul. Victims often carry shame, self-hatred, or dissociation. Without healing, they may struggle with intimacy, boundaries, and identity.

⚔️ Emotional and Psychological Abuse:

Includes constant criticism, conditional love, rejection, smothering, and using a child as a pawn between warring parents. These actions damage emotional development and make children feel invisible or unloved.

  • “The tongue that brings healing is a tree of life, but a deceitful tongue crushes the spirit.” – Proverbs 15:4

⚔️ Spiritual Abuse:

Spiritual abuse can happen in families or churches. It includes manipulating others using guilt, fear, or rigid legalism in the name of God. When religious leaders demand obedience without love, people become spiritually enslaved and confused about God’s character.

“Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture!” – Jeremiah 23:1

2. Unkind Words and Word Curses

Words carry spiritual power. Many children grow up under the weight of word curses like: “You’ll never amount to anything,” or “You’re a mistake.” These lies become embedded in the soul and need to be renounced.

“The tongue has the power of life and death.” – Proverbs 18:21
“A lying tongue hates those it hurts, and a flattering mouth works ruin.” – Proverbs 26:28

If these words are not broken in Jesus’ name, they become filters by which a person views themselves, others, and God—distorting identity and inviting demonic oppression.

3. Rejection and Abandonment

Being left behind, unwanted, or replaced by someone else can break a person’s heart. Parental abandonment—whether through divorce, death, or neglect—can be devastating, often leading to a fear of intimacy or need for approval.

4. Sorrow and Unforgiveness

“A happy heart makes the face cheerful, but heartache crushes the spirit.” – Proverbs 15:13

Sorrow from loss, disappointment, or unmet expectations weighs heavily on the heart. Often, people idolize relationships, careers, or dreams. When those fail, it leads to heartache. Add unforgiveness to the mix, and bitterness poisons the soul.

“So also my heavenly Father will deal with every one of you if you do not forgive your brother from your heart.” – Matthew 18:35

5. Betrayal

Betrayal is one of the most painful heart wounds. To trust someone and be let down—whether a friend, parent, or spiritual leader—can shake the foundation of a person’s sense of safety.

“Even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me.” – Psalm 41:9
“Many will be offended, betray one another, and hate one another.” – Matthew 24:10

Jesus Himself was betrayed—and He understands that pain. The worst betrayals often come from those closest to us: family, best friends, or even church leaders. These wounds require deep healing and forgiveness through Christ.

🧠 The Spiritual Consequences of a Broken Heart

A broken heart opens the door to:

  • Bitterness and unforgiveness

  • Fear and rejection

  • Chronic diseases and emotional disorders

  • Addictions and compulsions

  • Self-sabotage and shame cycles

  • Difficulty receiving love—from God or others

Many times, believers try to press on, ignoring the wound—but a wounded spirit can’t walk in wholeness.

“A man's spirit will endure sickness, but a crushed spirit who can bear?” – Proverbs 18:14

✝️ Jesus Heals the Brokenhearted

Healing begins by inviting Jesus into the wound and renouncing every lie. The same Jesus who healed the blind, raised the dead, and delivered the tormented can also heal the deep sorrows of your heart.

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3

🙏 Steps to Begin Healing

  1. Repent for agreeing with lies
    “Lord, I repent for believing I am worthless or unloved.”

  2. Forgive those who caused the wound
    “Father, I forgive _______ for rejecting, abusing, or abandoning me.”

  3. Renounce the spirit behind the trauma
    “I break the spirit of rejection, abandonment, and shame in Jesus’ name.”

  4. Receive the truth of God's Word
    “I am accepted in the beloved. I am loved and chosen by God.” – Ephesians 1:6

✅ Are You Ready to Be Healed?

You don’t have to live with emotional wounds. Jesus came to heal your heart and set you free.

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Written by Traci Morin, Ordained Minister, Who’s Who of America Recipient
President, Touch of God International Ministries of Healing and Deliverance
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Jesus Heals the Brokenhearted: Find Deliverance from Soul Wounds - Part 1

Part 2: Looking at Thought – How Brokenness Shapes the Body and Soul

Healing the Broken Heart – Part 3: How to Heal a Broken Heart Through Christ

Healing the Broken Heart – Part 4: How Does Someone Get a Broken Heart?

Healing the Broken Heart and Wounded Spirit: God’s Path to Restoration - Part 6




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Healing the Broken Heart – Part 3: How to Heal a Broken Heart Through Christ

 🙌 Healing the Broken Heart – Part 3: How to Heal a Broken Heart Through Christ

🙌 Healing the Broken Heart – Part 3: How to Heal a Broken Heart Through Christ


The Apostle Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 10:5 to "cast down imaginations and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God." These “imaginations” are lies from the enemy—words, memories, and accusations that have lodged deep within our minds, especially from traumatic experiences. The devil constantly whispers lies: "You’re worthless. You’ll never be healed. God has forgotten you." These are not God’s thoughts.

There are two spiritual realities: God's truth and Satan's deception. A broken heart often opens the door to the latter, especially if your past includes trauma, rejection, or abuse.

Who Will You Believe?

Will you believe the lies spoken over you by a parent, abuser, teacher, or ex-spouse—or will you believe what God says about you in His Word? Healing begins when we replace demonic lies with God’s truth.

“Whose report will you believe? We will believe the report of the Lord!” – Isaiah 53:1

🧠 What Toxic Thoughts Do to Your DNA

Scientific research has proven that thoughts are not just abstract—they’re real, physical substances in your brain. Each thought you dwell on produces electrochemical responses, shaping your DNA, neurons, and even your heart. If you were sexually abused, bullied, or emotionally neglected, the emotions tied to those events still affect you today—unless healed.

Negative thoughts release toxic chemicals that alter brain chemistry, disrupt hormone balance through the hypothalamus, and reshape your heart’s cellular receptors—contributing to depression, anxiety, and even chronic disease.

Your brain literally forms “thought trees”—branched memory structures. If your thoughts are negative or fearful, these memory trees become toxic, unstable, and fragmented, creating confusion and even opening spiritual doors for demonic torment.

The Spiritual Reality of Thought

Faith and fear are both spiritual forces—but they also have chemical and electrical expressions in your body. That’s why you can’t truly walk in the peace and presence of God if your heart is broken and your thoughts are dominated by trauma and lies.

"He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds." – Psalm 147:3
"For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses..." – Hebrews 4:15

Jesus came not just to save our souls but to heal our broken hearts.

🩹 Signs You May Have a Broken Heart

Many people walk around spiritually wounded and emotionally broken, unaware they need healing. Do any of these sound like you?

  • Struggle to feel God's love or presence

  • Suffer chronic illnesses like Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

  • Constantly relive past abuse or rejection

  • Trouble reading or believing God’s Word

  • Live in emotional pain and isolation

  • Feel spiritually asleep or disconnected

  • Have authority issues from childhood wounds

  • Operate in fear, anger, sarcasm, or performance-based living

  • History of therapy, depression, or suicidal thoughts

  • Addicted to approval, pornography, food, or relationships

  • Easily rejected or offended

  • Blame others and feel stuck in self-pity

  • Suffer frequent negative cycles and bad luck

  • Lack joy, peace, and identity in Christ

If you identified with several of these, your heart likely has unhealed trauma, and the enemy has planted strongholds there.

🛡️ The Spiritual Battle: Cast Down Every Lie

Paul reminds us in 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 that “the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.” These strongholds are thought patterns, emotional wounds, and beliefs that resist the truth of God.

Replace the lies of the enemy with the Word of God.
Replace shame with righteousness.
Replace fear with perfect love.
Replace rejection with adoption.

🙏 How to Begin Healing Your Heart

  1. Repent of agreeing with Satan’s lies.
    Lord, forgive me for believing that I’m unworthy or unloved. I break agreement with these lies in Jesus’ name.

  2. Renounce trauma as your identity.
    Trauma is what happened to you—it is not who you are!

  3. Invite Jesus into the moment of pain.
    Ask the Holy Spirit to take you back to the trauma. Let Jesus walk into that memory and bring His healing presence.

  4. Command spirits of rejection, shame, fear, and brokenness to go.
    Use your authority in Christ. Deliverance follows inner healing.

  5. Declare God’s truth over your heart.
    I am loved, I am healed, I am chosen, I am whole.

🎯 Powerful Scripture Confessions

  • “I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” – Psalm 139:14

  • “God has not given me a spirit of fear…” – 2 Timothy 1:7

  • “By His stripes I am healed.” – Isaiah 53:5

  • “The peace of God guards my heart and mind.” – Philippians 4:7

🕊️ Final Thoughts

Healing a broken heart is not a one-time event—it’s a journey with Jesus. But the process begins by casting down every lie and stronghold the enemy has built in your mind and emotions. Jesus bore your sorrows, understands your pain, and wants to walk with you into freedom and healing.

Don’t wait another day. Your healing begins with truth and ends in restoration.

✅ Ready for Inner Healing and Deliverance?

🔹 Watch Our Powerful Teaching Video on Heart Healing
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Written by Traci Morin, Ordained Minister, Who’s Who of America Recipient
President, Touch of God International Ministries of Healing and Deliverance
www.TouchofGod.org

Jesus Heals the Brokenhearted: Find Deliverance from Soul Wounds - Part 1

Part 2: Looking at Thought – How Brokenness Shapes the Body and Soul

Healing the Broken Heart – Part 3: How to Heal a Broken Heart Through Christ

Healing the Broken Heart – Part 4: How Does Someone Get a Broken Heart?

Healing the Broken Heart and Wounded Spirit: God’s Path to Restoration - Part 6


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Part 2: Looking at Thought – How Brokenness Shapes the Body and Soul

 Part 2: Looking at Thought – How Brokenness Shapes the Body and Soul

Part 2: Looking at Thought – How Brokenness Shapes the Body and Soul


Your Thoughts Are Not Just Thoughts—They Have Power

Every thought you think creates a reaction in your brain—both electrical and chemical. These reactions affect your emotions, nervous system, and even the physical health of your body.

Medical science confirms that for every thought, there's an electrochemical feedback loop released in your brain. These feedback loops generate electromagnetic waves, influencing how your brain communicates with the rest of your body.

At any given moment, your brain is processing about 400 billion actions—but you're only aware of around 2,000. Each one involves both a chemical and an electrical component.

Destructive Emotions Cause Bodily Damage

Research has shown that 87% of illnesses are linked to your thought life—and only 13% are due to diet, genetics, or environmental factors. Emotions such as depression are scientifically linked to heart disease and even cancer.

The most destructive emotions that cause long-term damage include:

  • Anger and rage

  • Resentment

  • Depression

  • Worry

  • Anxiety

  • Frustration

  • Fear

  • Excessive grief

  • Guilt

These emotions don’t just hurt mentally—they release toxic chemicals that tear down your body and immune system. Behind these emotions often lies a broken heart.

A Broken Heart Leaks Out the Promises of God

As Jesus said in Luke 4:18, He came "to heal the brokenhearted." Why? Because a broken heart cannot hold onto the promises of God.

Imagine trying to hold water in a bucket full of holes. That’s what happens when you quote Scripture over your life while carrying unhealed wounds from betrayal, rejection, fear, or guilt. The truths of God’s Word leak right out.

You might have been told:
“Just stand on the promises,”
“Speak the Word,” or
“Give to receive your healing.”

While these are biblically sound in their own context, they won't work if your heart is wounded. A shattered heart can’t fully trust or believe God's Word due to the spiritual and emotional breaches that are still bleeding internally.

Betrayal and Emotional Devastation Bring Physical Disease

Betrayal is like a dagger to the soul—it robs you of breath, peace, and security. Especially when it comes from someone you trusted deeply.

When a heart breaks, it often sets people on the performance treadmill—constantly striving for love, approval, or acceptance. Are you trying to earn value from others? Or have you shut down emotionally, living in silent torment?

Both of these responses open doors to disease. I know—because I lived it.

My Testimony: How I Was Healed from a Broken Heart

After suffering for years, I was healed by Jesus. Here’s just part of what I experienced before healing:

  • Heart Disease (Mitral Valve Prolapse)

  • Chronic Fatigue

  • Asthma

  • Blood Disorders

  • Arthritis & Back Pain

  • Food and Environmental Allergies

  • Low Thyroid

  • Depression

  • Panic Attacks

  • ADHD, DID (Multiple Personality)

  • Insomnia, Anxiety, Restless Leg

  • Chronic Bronchitis

  • Epilepsy

  • Learning Disabilities

  • Fear and Emotional Breakdown

But Jesus healed me—mind, body, and soul. 

What Does the Bible Say About Brokenness?

The Hebrew word for “broken” means:

“Wrecked, shattered, crippled, or maimed.”

The word “wounded” in Hebrew can mean:

“To defile oneself, to violate, to desecrate.”

That’s what trauma does—it violates your identity, distorts your value, and creates strongholds in your mind. These strongholds act as spiritual filters—you view life through pain, guilt, fear, or rejection, rather than truth.

Why Promises Don’t Manifest with a Broken Heart

You’ve probably been told to “trust the Lord with all your heart” (Proverbs 3:5). But what if your heart is too broken to trust?

Faith preachers say to “grab your promise and wait for your harvest.” But if your heart is full of wounds, faith cannot grow properly. Your spiritual soil is cracked. That’s why the Word doesn’t take root.

“Without faith, it is impossible to please God.” – Mark 11:22-23

You want to believe God loves you. But the devil, the father of lies, whispers,

“God has rejected you. You’re unworthy.”
“It won’t happen for you.”

With a broken heart, those lies feel real—and you stop standing in faith.

The Stronghold of Guilt and Shame

Hebrews 10:17 says:

“And their sins and their lawless deeds I will remember no more.”

But someone with a broken heart walks in ongoing guilt and shame, even after being told they are forgiven. Why? Because a stronghold is present.

A stronghold is a spiritual structure in the mind, ruled by a demonic strongman. It shapes your behavior, your thinking, and your identity.

If fear is your stronghold, everything will feel threatening. If shame is your stronghold, everything will feel condemning. The strongman sounds like your own voice but is the enemy disguised.

Deliverance and Healing Starts with the Soul

Most believers are fellowshipping with demons unknowingly, by agreeing with lies like:

  • “I’m not good enough.”

  • “God won’t forgive me.”

  • “Healing is for others, not for me.”

These lies become spiritual bonds that block your freedom. Spiritual problems require spiritual solutions—not more self-effort, more striving, or performance-based religion.

It’s time to break the strongholds, heal the broken places, and cast out the tormentors through Jesus Christ, the only One who can restore what life tried to destroy.

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Traci Morin, President
Touch of God Int’l Ministries of Healing and Deliverance
Ordained Minister | Speaker | Who’s Who of America
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