Healing After Abuse or Trauma (Part-2)

We are living in a day and time when there is a disregard for what is considered good, decent kind, and courteous. Generally speaking, there seems to be a rise in hate and violence. And this seems to also be the norm in day-to-day personal relationships, whether in friendships, family relationships, or workplace relationships. Difficult people, hurtful, toxic people can be found anywhere, in friendships, families, organizations, and even in church. Abusers can also be bosses or co-workers who just make life miserable. And it is not just men who are abusers. Women can be abusers too. Many have been abused and hurt by other people. These include people of all ages: children, teens, young people, grown-ups. Abuse happens in all strata of society, across all demographics and cultural backgrounds. Many children go through childhood abuse and/or trauma. Married women or men could find themselves in emotionally destructive marriages.
In Part-2 of this series we discuss seven Biblical and practical steps we can practice as we make our journey to healing, wholeness and an abundant life.