PRETTY BUT BROKEN, FUNCTIONING BUT NOT HEALED
- LaTisha Guise
- Sep 8, 2025
- 1 min read
And that’s not God’s best for us. He didn’t die for us to wear a mask. He came that we might have life — real, abundant, healed life (John 10:10).
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Yasss i love this! Knowing i dont have to stay in this pain forever! I have chance to walk in freedom! And knowing i don’t have to put on this mask or pretend like everthing fine! Or push my pain down. I am ready to walk wholeness, freedom, and healing.
Whew...this is GOOD! Everytime I thought I found the one, it just got gooder! LOL..Thank you for this reminder...God has called us out of functioning and into wholeness.
Wowww, this is good. I, too, struggle with opening up about my problems or things that concern me. I have always been a very private person. So it just doesn't come that easily to me. I know that the Bible consistently teaches the importance of honesty as a divine command, rooted in God's truthful character and Jesus' identity as "the Truth." But it sometimes feels easier to just deal with it yourself.
This right here really hit home had the door wide open and told me to come on in I read this like six times debated on posting out of fear and I know this is a judge free zone but still out of fear of being judged. I read the blogs every month be wanting to comment but afraid of commenting because I feel like everything that the blogs be about it's for me and I know it's not nobody but God working with me but I am afraid for myself I'm always the one having to be a strong one from work being the manager everybody know go from store to store and help everybody or the kid th…
This is good!!! I have honestly with the help of the VIP section; been unapologetically showing up for me. An doing the work; it’s not easy and I find myself wondering how I made it through certain situations. Keeping things so bottled up inside. I can honestly say it feels so good when you finally release all those traumatic moments. I still serve in the kingdom, and all other facets in my life. But there’s a peace that resides in being honest with yourself first.