i related to christopher, when he talked about all the time he put into that relationship at a young age. i had been on and off with someone i met in high school for 5 years and just now ended things for good. It felt comforting to know that my feelings of pain are validated and that it just proves how important relationships are, and that only God can truly heal us and fill the space in our hearts that yearn for intimacy and unconditional love.
This video has given me a breakthrough in my healing from a relationship that ended almost 7 years ago. Praise God for this ministry and thank you for what you do. There is hope to be free to love again.
Thank you for this necessary conversation on heartbreaks. I also relate to Christopher. I was in a relationship for 6 years and thought he was the one, I invested so much time and emotions. But God had revealed to both of us that it was over. I have been going through all the stages of grief and it's beautiful to see you both say how important it is to feel all the pain in order for God to heal my broken heart.
Wow. Deeply touched. Thank you both for bringing this to the table. Especially helpful for me was the "icon" image. This is such an enlightening way to look at past and present relationships, evaluating where it fulfilled that design, and where it may have strayed from it.
Wow, that is perfect for me now. Thanks a lot. I made Zoom lessons about Theology of the Body. Great stuff. ❤ And feeling love pain now. But it will be good again.
I haven't been on a relationship but I'm still thinking about a girl from my school, I think I'm obssesed with her because, nowdays girls are rude and rachet, she is candid and maybe is idolatry but maybe She's the most pure person I've ever know And I not getting over it, and I've prayed about that but nothing seems to change.
Interesting that safe physical touch is part of Christopher’s reaction to pain. Using massage therapy with the intent to feel what you’re blocking is another part of healing!
@@TheologyoftheBodyInstitute thank you would love if you could have Fr Carlos martins as a guest over zoom perhaps to explain and break down the wound and how to seal it before it becomes a problem. (Only if possible ). I have you book on the theology of the body it’s lovely.
"Don't think the healing will come by returning to that relationship." Great advice, thank you!
i related to christopher, when he talked about all the time he put into that relationship at a young age. i had been on and off with someone i met in high school for 5 years and just now ended things for good. It felt comforting to know that my feelings of pain are validated and that it just proves how important relationships are, and that only God can truly heal us and fill the space in our hearts that yearn for intimacy and unconditional love.
When going out with someone look for what of God is in him.
hey angelica :)
This video has given me a breakthrough in my healing from a relationship that ended almost 7 years ago. Praise God for this ministry and thank you for what you do. There is hope to be free to love again.
"opening the ouchie"!!! I love this!
"We have a God who loves us, (who) loves us in our pain, and who wants to walk with us into those painful places to bring healing". ❤️
Thank you for this necessary conversation on heartbreaks. I also relate to Christopher. I was in a relationship for 6 years and thought he was the one, I invested so much time and emotions. But God had revealed to both of us that it was over. I have been going through all the stages of grief and it's beautiful to see you both say how important it is to feel all the pain in order for God to heal my broken heart.
Never been through a break up as such but this has been so helpful
I dare to say that most lacks of committments to true love come out of unresolved failures in past relationships. We need Christ to come and heal us.
I love listening to Elizabeth talking in this account. So joyful and she explains so well. Bless you
Wow. Deeply touched. Thank you both for bringing this to the table. Especially helpful for me was the "icon" image. This is such an enlightening way to look at past and present relationships, evaluating where it fulfilled that design, and where it may have strayed from it.
Yes! Another GREAT discussion! Thanks for broaching this difficult topic with great analysis and explanation! GREAT JOB! Thanks!
Wow... this is so true. Thank you, Christopher, for sharing your story. God answered my question through what you have said.
Such a great discussion!
Wow, that is perfect for me now. Thanks a lot. I made Zoom lessons about Theology of the Body. Great stuff. ❤ And feeling love pain now. But it will be good again.
You're so welcome! Please continue sharing this great teaching!
Thank you guys, love you
I haven't been on a relationship but I'm still thinking about a girl from my school, I think I'm obssesed with her because, nowdays girls are rude and rachet, she is candid and maybe is idolatry but maybe She's the most pure person I've ever know
And I not getting over it, and I've prayed about that but nothing seems to change.
Interesting that safe physical touch is part of Christopher’s reaction to pain. Using massage therapy with the intent to feel what you’re blocking is another part of healing!
The pain is a map into the heart
So much good advice in this video....
Thanks 🙏 lots of love from indonesia...
Dr West you might need a healing from the stronghold of that relationship from your youth
Great info, but he should let her talk more in these videos, not the first one I watch in which he’s pretty much the only one talking
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Chris can you do a video on the same but men who fall into addiction after the break up.
Thank you for the suggestion! We'll consider it.
@@TheologyoftheBodyInstitute thank you would love if you could have Fr Carlos martins as a guest over zoom perhaps to explain and break down the wound and how to seal it before it becomes a problem. (Only if possible ). I have you book on the theology of the body it’s lovely.
Amen!
And how do you heal from a breakup as an orthodox?
Pls speak slowly. She speaks so fast, we foreigners can't keep up with her
She's so bubbly. It's annoying. She is annoying.
I personally like it.
offer your frustration to the Lord... if He carried a huge wooden cross to his death you can bear Elizabeth’s demeanor my friend