Caution: This episode briefly mentions sexual abuse and suicide. Please listen as you feel comfortable and protect children from overhearing.
Summary:
Kallista Cazares shares her journey of forgiveness and reconciliation, overcoming a difficult childhood and generational curses. She emphasizes the power of forgiveness in healing relationships and finding freedom from bitterness and resentment. Kallista discusses the impact of negative attention seeking and seeking love in wrong relationships, as well as the importance of breaking generational curses. She shares her experience of becoming a cycle breaker and the transformation that forgiveness brings. Kallista also talks about her book, 'Forgiving What the World Says You Shouldn't,' and offers advice for those struggling with forgiveness.
Takeaways
-Forgiveness leads to healed relationships and hearts.
-Negative attention seeking can stem from a desire for love and affirmation.
-Breaking generational curses requires faith, prayer, and trust in God.
-Forgiveness is a choice and can lead to freedom from anxiety, fear, and anger.
-Reconciliation may not always be possible, but forgiveness is still important.
-Trusting in God's plan and surrendering to His will can lead to beauty from ashes.
More about Kallista:
Bio: Kallista Cazares is author of Forgiving What the World Says You Shouldn’t, a copywriter for Christian ministries and nonprofits, and a nonfiction book editor. She is adept in how forgiveness can restore hearts and relationships because she has experienced it first-hand.
After a decade of battling unforgiveness, God liberated her from darkness. Now it is her life’s mission to help others overcome similar obstacles that hinder them from healing and reconciliation.
Connect with Kallista:
Linktree: linktr.ee/kall...
Instagram: / kallistacazares
Special Note from Kallista:
Healing the wounds from sexual trauma is only something the Lord can do for us. However, it is also equally important to ensure that offenders are held legally accountable for their behavior to protect others from being violated. According to a retired officer of SAPD (former investigator for child and adult sexual abuse cases), he's confident that about "99% of sexual offenders are repeat offenders throughout their lifetime." His expertise in the field helped me make an informed decision to take legal action against my abuser so that no other person(s) would be put at risk by my silence.
If you are someone who has been affected by sexual abuse I encourage you to hold your abuser legally accountable. Whether the assault occurred years ago or recently, you can always refer to your state's statutes of limitations for more information. Praying for your peace and total closure. -Kallista
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6 сен 2024
