Emotional debt is all unresolved pain of our past that is deposited into our cellular memory and subconsciously controls our life!

Everyone is making payments on their emotional debt. When we have the opportunity for happiness, success, and fulfillment those buried traumas arise and destroy that opportunity. Lost opportunities are the payments we make on our unresolved pain of the past. The new trauma is like the interest on a credit card, no matter how often we pay, we just can’t pay it off!

When you find yourself sabotaging current opportunities you can be sure you are dealing with past pain. This repeated process will destroy your capacity to be the person you want to be, live the life you want to live and have any hope for the future.

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The ultimate devastation of any form of PTSD is that the person loses the ability to be themselves. Whether your PTSD is from the trauma of war, a failed marriage, sexual abuse or rejection, the result is the same: loss of your true identity!

The heart is the real you. It is the seat of all deep feelings and beliefs and it is the combining of spirit and soul that comprises your true identity. As such, it is the seat of self-awareness; therefore, it is impossible to see ourselves as God sees us when our heart is broken, i.e. when we are suffering from spiritual PTSD.

Join me in Impact CyberChurch this week as I share Spiritual Healing for PTSD. I want to help take you beyond the pain of PTSD to the ultimate healing: recovering your true identity!

Everyone has pain from their past that negatively affects their life. Jesus called this a “broken heart.” In fact, dealing with healing the broken heart was so important it was the very first message Jesus preached when beginning His ministry.

A broken heart is a form of what we call Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is when a trauma of the past causes us to react to current situations in ways that are irrational and destructive to our present life.

Join me this week as I share about overcoming the pain of the past in my new Impact CyberChurch message Emotional PTSD! I want to help you leave the past behind and enjoy the future God promised!

For eight weeks I have been equipping you to make the ultimate core decision that would guide every aspect of your life: choose the life and blessings of God! If you have missed any of these messages go to our website and watch all eight messages. If you want to learn even more and get all the tools to make this transition, check out The Supernatural Power of Making Decisions.

In this last message I will help you identify the ultimate culprit that constantly works to undermine your faith and confidence: unworthiness. Nothing creates more powerful limiting emotions as feeling unworthy!

Unworthiness, like many other destructive emotions, is buried so deeply in our subconscious that we only know it’s there in the moments when facing imminent danger. I want to give you some exercises to help you determine if unworthiness is, in fact, stealing the life God has promised in Jesus. Then I want to show you how to move past this spiritual cancer!

When unworthiness has lost its hold it is just a matter of Stepping into a Life of Blessing.

When Jesus told the Jews they were blind they became irate. We read it and wonder why they were so closed; yet, when someone implies that we don’t really see the truth we react in a very similar manner.

The concept of being blind doesn’t necessarily mean we don’t see anything; it can mean our sight or perception is blurred or darkened. The truth is we are all partially blinded by our past. Many of the truths we do see we only see partially. In many instances we know a truth intellectually but we have never been able to move to a place where it actually benefits our life.

The main thing that limits our perception and ultimately our understanding is our past experiences. We interpret the present by our past. We limit God’s promises based on past successes, failures, and painful experiences.

Our past creates an emotional loop that causes us to see the world and life a certain way. This limited view affects our choices which falsely validate our perception. It is a cycle few believers ever overcome. Join me this week as I share the tools that will help you in Breaking Free from Your Emotional Past. Your future doesn’t have to be your past, but it will be until you break free from your emotional past!

Religion has tried to make us believe there is some special unique time in the future when all the factors are aligned, you have jumped through all the religious hoops and suddenly you find yourself in the perfect timing of God; then He will finally answer your prayer or meet your need. This type of thinking removes our focus from the Lord Jesus and His finished work to an endless pursuit of an elusive, nondescript, undefinable moment when it is safe to trust God.

This entire concept of the timing of God is contradictory to the New Covenant which says: now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation (2 Corinthians 6:2). Sadly, we have reduced the word “salvation” to only apply to the “born again” experience. But salvation includes everything Jesus did for us on the cross: saved, healed, delivered, blessed, prospered, protected, set apart, and everything else included in our joint inheritance with Jesus.

This means we are never waiting on God; He is always waiting on us to move from hope to faith. Hope believes the promise will come in the future and it is an essential part of making the journey. But when we reach the place of faith we move the promise into the “eternal now.”

Join me this week as I share, God is Waiting on You. I want to help you move from hope to faith to receiving!

All too often we want to believe God but we find ourselves in the same place as the man who said, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!” In other words, we do believe but we aren’t fully persuaded. We believe but we find ourselves wavering from time to time.

We would realize this as a very normal part of the journey into unwavering faith except for one thing. For a half century we were told that we could not admit our unbelief because it was a bad confession. What a dilemma! I’m struggling with my faith but I can’t admit it because to do so would destroy what faith I have! It is exactly this kind of pop-theology that has driven people away from faith and into deeply conflicting doctrinal delusion.

We must be comfortable with where we are in the journey of faith about any given issue. God does not condemn us when we haven’t reached the place of immovable faith. In fact, the Bible shows us that He will lead us on a journey of persuading our heart.

Abraham, the Father of Faith, spent somewhere between 25 and 37 years reaching a place where he was fully persuaded and able to lay hold to the promise God made him. We have truth Abraham didn’t have; we have the indwelling Holy Spirit to teach us and we have all of God’s Word written on the deep part of our heart; yet, we all make a journey from a believer to someone who is fully persuaded.

Join me this week for Confessions of a Persuaded Heart and I will help you discover how to make this journey free from guilt and confusion. When your heart is fully persuaded you will take hold of God’s promise, bring it unto yourself and experience the best God has for you!

Sadly, we have been influenced to make decisions and resolutions around behavior alone. We decide to do or not do something with the hope of improving our lives. At least 25% of New Year’s resolutions are broken in the first week, many within the first 24 hours! Why do we find ourselves going back to the same behavior when we so desperately want to experience change? Maybe after we decide the behavior we need to decide if we want to be the person who can live that behavior. Jesus taught us to count the cost of our decisions. The cost we do not factor into most of our choices and the primary decision we must make is, “Do I want to be the person who lives in a way that supports this behavior change?” The question, “Who do I want to be?” must be answered before the question, “What do I want to do?” If you cannot see yourself being the person who walks in the new choices you have made, you will never be able to live those choices. Join me this week as we discover the biblical reality that our identity must precede our behavior, and I’ll show you some exercises you can use to put this into practice! Let me know how it works for you!

We have been told if we simply copy the actions of others we can have the same outcome they experienced. In the motivational world we are told if you want to make a million dollars find someone who made a million dollars and do what they did. But the truth is, before you can copy someone’s actions and be assured you will get the same results, you must copy their beliefs. Through the uncertainty principle we discovered that the observer in any experiment changes the outcome at the quantum level. This is absolutely true concerning the beliefs of the heart. Your ability to experience any of God’s truth is the result of what you believe in your heart. More than anything else, your self-worth creates the lens through which you view the world. None of us relate to the same opportunity the same way and none of us have the same success as everyone who applies the same truth. The outcome is always altered by our self-worth. Your self-worth is the matrix around which you make all of your decisions. It is the subconscious factor that is projected into your every opportunity. I want to show you how to transform your self-worth in order to open your eyes to every opportunity and empower you to make decisions for life that you are able to walk through to the end.

Our first reaction to challenges, conflicts, persecution, or disappointment is often the truest indicator of the beliefs of our heart. These occurrences push us to act independently of conscious decisions. Very often they set us on a course that is in complete conflict with our conscious desires and beliefs. But the beliefs of the mind are NEVER as powerful as the beliefs of the heart! This week I want to help you identify some initial responses that keep setting your life off course; but most importantly, I want to share an exercise you can use to transform your beliefs. After you do the exercise post what you learned and what you were able to change about your beliefs. It will help many people who are struggling!