Guided Prayer on Healing Memories

In our latest episode of Free for the Fruit titled "Guided Prayer on Healing Memories," host Jill Simons takes us on a profound journey of self-discovery and emotional healing through guided Christian meditation.

If you've ever found yourself wondering why others seem to experience the fruits of the Holy Spirit—such as joy, kindness, and self-control—more profoundly than you do, this episode could be a transformative experience for you.

Often, the storms of life leave us feeling isolated and distant from God. Jill reminds us of a vital truth for this month: "In every storm, God remains not far away, but here in the boat with me." With this guiding principle, she leads a prayerful meditation designed to open our hearts and minds to the presence of Jesus in our most challenging memories. Jill emphasizes that recognizing God's presence in our past can lead to significant emotional healing and spiritual growth.

The episode walks listeners through steps to invite Jesus into specific memories, uncover hidden lies we've believed, and replace them with divine truths. Jill’s profound insight, grounded in Scripture from John 10:27, assures us that anyone baptized is capable of hearing God's voice. Whether through thoughts, visions, or a deep sense of knowing, God's communication with us is varied and personal.

Jill uses the analogy of the Pixar movie Ratatouille to explain our varying abilities to hear God’s voice clearly. Just as a gourmet chef’s palate is refined over time, our spiritual senses can also be honed to better perceive God's presence.

By following the guided steps in this podcast, you can begin to heal painful memories and gain a renewed sense of God's constant companionship. If the approach resonates with you, Jill also suggests resources like the Encounter School of Ministry for further exploration.

So, are you ready to embark on a healing journey and become truly free for the fruit of the Holy Spirit? Click below to listen to the full episode and start your transformation today.