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When the past won’t let go, it can quietly script your choices, your relationships, and even how you see your own worth. We open the mic to a raw, faith-forward conversation about childhood trauma, the lies it plants, and the steady practices that loosen its hold. With Dr. Lydia Michelle Young and Intercessor J’eanine Nichole, we explore why wounds linger, how harmful labels turn into false identities, and what it takes to break family patterns without minimizing real pain.
We talk candidly about spiritual warfare and the subtle ways the enemy targets the mind—because if he can capture your thoughts, he can steer your life. Then we pivot to tools that rebuild identity from the ground up: daily prayer that centers truth, worship that interrupts shame, scripture that rewrites inner language, and meditation that calms a nervous system on high alert. We dig into forgiveness as advanced healing—not forgetting, not reconciling with the unsafe, but releasing the wound’s claim on your future. Along the way, we share personal moments of violation and loss, the drift toward toxic relationships, and the turning point where passion for healing outweighs the pull of old patterns.
You’ll hear practical steps for building a trusted support system, setting boundaries that protect your peace, and choosing habits that heal rather than numb. Most of all, you’ll be reminded of who you are: not your trauma, not the names others called you, but who God says you are—gifted, loved, and purposed. If you’re ready to trade shame for clarity and fear for forward motion, press play and walk with us. If this conversation helps you or someone you love, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review telling us which practice you’re committing to this week.
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