In this insightful episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener delves into the realities of healing and deliverance, drawing on stories from spiritual history to illustrate how each individual's journey is unique. Krista explores patterns of deliverance from scripture, including examples from the Book of Mormon and biblical narratives, and applies these lessons to the challenges faced in chronic illness, trauma, and health recovery. The episode emphasizes the importance of realistic expectations, the role of genetics and testing in personal health, and how persistence and hope can transform difficult journeys into profound growth and understanding.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Are there formulas for healing? Why every journey is unique
• Lessons from patterns of deliverance in scripture and history
• The role of preparation, patience, and sacrifice in true healing
• Analogies between rebuilding after disaster and rebuilding health
• The importance of genetic and functional testing for lasting progress
• Overcoming shame and discouragement in the face of chronic illness
• Building a mindset for sustained hope and wholeness

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Videos explaining the history of the two groups of people Krista described who were rescued from captivity
• Videos portraying the deliverance of the peoples of Limhi and Alma
• RealTime Laboratories Tox Complete Plus

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