In this episode of Faith and Feels, I sit down with Bob Morita, a retired Boeing engineer who now serves in inner healing and deliverance ministry with Hearts Set Free alongside Dr.Charles Kraft and Judy Taber. Bob shares his incredible journey—from working in the technical world of engineering to stepping into the spiritual realm of healing emotional wounds. We talk about how inner healing is key to true transformation and becoming more Christ-like, and how the Holy Spirit plays an essential role in that process.

Bob shares powerful stories of healing and forgiveness, showing how God can bring deep change to our lives and most of all, our hearts. Our conversation also touches on the importance of community, the reality of spiritual warfare, and what it means to seek God when we feel broken. I hope this episode encourages you to pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus and reminds you that healing is possible.

Recommended Resources:

www.heartssetfree.org/bobs-bio/

www.pihop.com/healing

www.heartsyncministries.org

Books:

Deep Wounds, Deep Healing by Dr.Charles Kraft

Two Hours to Freedom by Dr.Charles Kraft

Takeaways:

Bob Morita transitioned from engineering to ministry to serve Jesus.

Inner healing is about transformation and becoming more Christ-like.

The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in inner healing.

Forgiveness is a commitment to let Jesus be the judge.

Healing of the heart is often more impactful than physical healing.

Community support is essential in the healing process.

Jesus desires a relational connection with us.

Inner healing addresses emotional wounds from childhood.

The process of inner healing involves inviting the Holy Spirit.

Seeking God's heart is more important than seeking His hand.