God Wants to Heal the Parts of You That Still Hurt: How He Brings Wholeness to Your Mind, Body, and Spirit with Pastor Ike Miller

What do you do when you believe God heals, but you are still carrying pain that has not gone away?

In this honest conversation, Kristin talks with Pastor Ike Miller, author of Theology That Heals, about emotional healing, buried wounds, and the ways God restores our minds, bodies, and spirits.

Healing is not always a single breakthrough moment. Sometimes it is a slow and layered journey that requires prayer, reflection, counseling, honest questions, and the courage to face what we have tried to bury. That does not mean God is absent. He may be working through every part of the process.

Kristin and Ike discuss why unhealed pain often resurfaces, how to uncover the deeper roots beneath our reactions, and why faith and therapy do not have to compete. They also explore how the church can better care for hurting people by listening with compassion instead of rushing to offer easy answers.

You will hear why true freedom is not simply doing whatever you want. It is becoming free to choose what reflects God’s good design for your life.

If you have wondered why healing is taking so long, felt guilty for still struggling, or questioned whether God can use the painful parts of your story, this conversation will remind you that your wounds do not disqualify you. God can meet you in them, heal what is broken, and eventually use your story to help someone else find hope.

Key takeaways• Why healing is often a gradual journey rather than one dramatic moment

• How God can work through prayer, counseling, reflection, journaling, and supportive relationships

• Why ignoring or burying painful emotions does not make them disappear

• How asking deeper questions can reveal the wounds beneath our reactions and patterns

• Why needing therapy or practical support does not mean your faith is weak

• How the church can care for hurting people without offering quick answers or spiritual clichés