Healing
Sava’ai, Samoa, March 2008
There comes a point in healing where you just have to step out and believe for the fullness of it. It’s easy to get stuck and keep waiting for that fullness, looking at the wounds still sore and too afraid to step out. With the focus still on our frailty we will become frozen. In accepting these frailties but still believing for completion, we are free to step out. To walk in the freedom of healing received and healing yet to come. Our walk is a walk of faith and each one of us has been wounded to a greater or lesser extent. We are called to walk forward with one another and often we will find that in that solidarity, our healing will come.
There comes a point in healing where you just have to step out and believe for the fullness of it. It’s easy to get stuck and keep waiting for that fullness, looking at the wounds still sore and too afraid to step out. With the focus still on our frailty we will become frozen. In accepting these frailties but still believing for completion, we are free to step out. To walk in the freedom of healing received and healing yet to come. Our walk is a walk of faith and each one of us has been wounded to a greater or lesser extent. We are called to walk forward with one another and often we will find that in that solidarity, our healing will come.
