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Daily Devotional: Release the Hurt (Can’t Stay Like This – Step 5)
Episode 5 of the “Can’t Stay Like This” Lent series leading to Easter
Sometimes the reason we still feel stuck isn’t what we’ve done.
It’s what was done to us.
In Step 5 of Pastor James’ Can’t Stay Like This series, we learn that lasting freedom requires releasing the weight of past hurt into the mercy of Jesus. Healing begins when we stop carrying wounds alone and bring them honestly before God.
You don’t have to keep holding what Christ is ready to carry for you.
Episode Summary
Unresolved pain has a way of shaping our thoughts, relationships, and identity long after the moment of hurt has passed. Scripture warns that bitterness grows like a root beneath the surface, quietly influencing the direction of our lives.
In this devotional episode, we explore how past wounds become filters for how we see God, ourselves, and others — and how true freedom begins when we name our hurt, face what it has been doing inside us, and release it into God’s mercy.
Jesus didn’t just come to forgive your sin.
He came to heal your sorrow.
Key Themes from This Episode
- Many spiritual strongholds begin with unhealed hurt
- Bitterness grows when wounds go unaddressed
- What you keep holding keeps growing
- Hurt becomes a filter for how we see life
- The root always produces fruit
- Coping behaviors often point to deeper pain
- God offers mercy for what was done to you
- Healing begins when we name, face, and release our hurt
Scripture for Today
Hebrews 12:15
“See to it that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many.”
Hebrews 4:15–16
“For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses… Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence…”
Ephesians 2:4
“But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy…”
Today’s Challenge
Take one honest step toward healing today:
Name it What hurt you?
Face it What has that pain been doing inside you?
Release it Bring it into the mercy of Jesus.
Releasing the hurt doesn’t mean the pain was okay.
It means it no longer gets the final word in your life.
Thanks for listening today. And remember—stand firm and walk humbly with the Lord. That’s the Hall way. 🎙️✝️
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By Jon HallEpisode 5 of the “Can’t Stay Like This” Lent series leading to Easter
Sometimes the reason we still feel stuck isn’t what we’ve done.
It’s what was done to us.
In Step 5 of Pastor James’ Can’t Stay Like This series, we learn that lasting freedom requires releasing the weight of past hurt into the mercy of Jesus. Healing begins when we stop carrying wounds alone and bring them honestly before God.
You don’t have to keep holding what Christ is ready to carry for you.
Episode Summary
Unresolved pain has a way of shaping our thoughts, relationships, and identity long after the moment of hurt has passed. Scripture warns that bitterness grows like a root beneath the surface, quietly influencing the direction of our lives.
In this devotional episode, we explore how past wounds become filters for how we see God, ourselves, and others — and how true freedom begins when we name our hurt, face what it has been doing inside us, and release it into God’s mercy.
Jesus didn’t just come to forgive your sin.
He came to heal your sorrow.
Key Themes from This Episode
- Many spiritual strongholds begin with unhealed hurt
- Bitterness grows when wounds go unaddressed
- What you keep holding keeps growing
- Hurt becomes a filter for how we see life
- The root always produces fruit
- Coping behaviors often point to deeper pain
- God offers mercy for what was done to you
- Healing begins when we name, face, and release our hurt
Scripture for Today
Hebrews 12:15
“See to it that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many.”
Hebrews 4:15–16
“For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses… Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence…”
Ephesians 2:4
“But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy…”
Today’s Challenge
Take one honest step toward healing today:
Name it What hurt you?
Face it What has that pain been doing inside you?
Release it Bring it into the mercy of Jesus.
Releasing the hurt doesn’t mean the pain was okay.
It means it no longer gets the final word in your life.
Thanks for listening today. And remember—stand firm and walk humbly with the Lord. That’s the Hall way. 🎙️✝️