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Healing The Broken Heart
Healing The Broken Heart
Healing The Broken Heart
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“Change” is one of the most comforting words to say and one of the hardest words to do. We typically think people do not change because a lack of willpower, and we go straight to the will to validate our perspective on why this is the case. The will is a powerful thing, but there are two other dynamics that are associated with the will that make up our soul. Does change happen because of our will, or do our thoughts and our emotions play a role?

Change can be difficult because, just like the children of Israel, there were things from their past that were holding them back to the land they wanted to leave. Their souls started to talk to them through their legitimate needs—their hunger. Change can be difficult for us as well. Every time that we attempt to change, there is something that pulls us backward. I believe God wants to bring awareness of past hurts and traumas so that we can process them and bring them to the light so that change can happen and the past cannot attempt to pull us back any longer.

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PublisherBrady Daniel
Release dateMay 8, 2019
ISBN9780463190029
Healing The Broken Heart
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Brady Daniel

Brady’s heart and roots run deep in this great state of Texas, where he grew up and lived in the Texas panhandle. During his time of moving around, he met a lot of great people but observed a common thread of people hurting. It did not take him long to discover that he wanted to help people live a victorious and full life.He graduated with his Bachelors of Science in human development from Oklahoma State University while receiving his Master of Arts in counseling from Dallas Baptist University. He completed his graduate practicum at a successful DFW counseling center and has worked for two additional counseling firms, focusing on families.He has worked for a large church in the DFW area for the past eight years before establishing a private practice. During that time he counseled, trained and taught men, women, children and families to hear God and become free. He helped pioneer a next-generation freedom area that ministered to parents, kids and teenagers and consulted domestic and international churches to do the same.He loves inspiring the next generation of ministers and counselors. He is as an adjunct professor in a Biblical Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy program at a university within the Dallas/Fort-Worth area.He has a passion for people to experience the healing that the Cross provided and for people to walk by the vibrational frequency of Heaven.

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    Healing The Broken Heart - Brady Daniel

    Healing the Broken Heart:

    Restoring the Soul to Its Rightful Place

    Brady G. Daniel

    Copyright © 2019 Brady G. Daniel

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    Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter One

    Chapter Two

    Chapter Three

    Chapter Four

    Chapter Five

    Chapter Six

    Chapter Seven

    About the Author

    Introduction

    Change is one of the most comforting words to say and one of the hardest words to do. We typically think people do not change because a person is weak, and we go straight to the will to validate our perspective on why this is the case. The will is a powerful thing, but there are two other dynamics that are associated with the will that make up our soul. Does change happen because of our will, or do our thoughts and our emotions play a role?

    The children of Israel found themselves in a land of destruction and pain. They called out to God to save them, and God heard their cries and sent Moses to usher them out of that land and into a territory that God proclaimed for them. The story of Exodus declares their excitement to leave this current region for their promised land.

    Later in the story, the children had formed a revolt against the leaders and started to complain to them about their situation. They were upset with the meal selection during their trip, and their stomachs began to talk to them, as did their souls, to the point that the children considered going back to the land they had just left. At that moment, Scripture indicates that they took more than material with them when they left: The children ended up taking the territory with them. They took it in their hearts.

    You see, this is us. You have been through a lot. I do not know your story, and I am not trying to indicate that I do. We want a fresh start where we can excel in life, and that is a possibility. Even though we have left things, people, and situations behind us, did we take them with us in our hearts and in our souls when we left? Could it be that the reason why change is so difficult is because our past is trying to pull us back?

    Change can be difficult because, just like the children of Israel, there were things from their past that were holding them back to

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