So, could healing be viewed as a transformative process rather than a state of being? As humans, we experience "brokenness" in many different ways (e.g., physical and mental health ailments, societal ills, etc.). In each of those scenarios, we tend to question God and His plan. Is healing that process by which we individually, and collectively as a faith community, seek God's help? We draw closer to God for comfort, thus moving towards what Pastor Matt describes as wholeness? Each malady challenges us to re-examine and re-focus our connection to God and one another? To be broken is human; to seek healing is our response, and to move towards wholeness in God is our eternal path forward?
So, could healing be viewed as a transformative process rather than a state of being? As humans, we experience "brokenness" in many different ways (e.g., physical and mental health ailments, societal ills, etc.). In each of those scenarios, we tend to question God and His plan. Is healing that process by which we individually, and collectively as a faith community, seek God's help? We draw closer to God for comfort, thus moving towards what Pastor Matt describes as wholeness? Each malady challenges us to re-examine and re-focus our connection to God and one another? To be broken is human; to seek healing is our response, and to move towards wholeness in God is our eternal path forward?