Invisible Wounds: Shedding Light on Overlooked Effects of Abortion
In this episode, Lisa Mackie shares her personal story of healing from the trauma of abortion and how she started the Deeper Still Retreat. The conversation highlights the importance of talking about abortion and making the healing process more socially acceptable. Lisa emphasizes the need to address the root causes of abortion and provides insights into helping others navigate through shame and regret. The changing cultural climate and the impact of desensitization on individuals are also discussed. The episode concludes with a focus on finding healing, purpose, and joy through God's forgiveness and the support of church communities. In this conversation, Lisa Mackie discusses the importance of addressing the hard truths surrounding abortion and the need for understanding the depth of sin to appreciate God's mercy. She highlights the increasing acceptance and openness of pastors and clergy to discuss abortion and the healing retreats offered by Deeper Still. Lisa also emphasizes the expanding reach and impact of Deeper Still, both within religious and secular conferences. She emphasizes the importance of spreading awareness and providing resources for healing and support. The conversation concludes with a focus on embracing freedom and walking in the light, encouraging listeners to seek healing and experience a new, different freedom.
Takeaways
- It is important to create a safe space for individuals to talk about their experiences with abortion and the healing process.
- Understanding the root causes of abortion can help individuals navigate through shame and regret.
- The changing cultural climate and the rise of desensitization have significant impacts on individuals affected by abortion.
- Finding healing and purpose involves acknowledging mistakes, seeking God's forgiveness, and embracing the support of church communities.
Learn More about Lisa Mackie
Executive Director, Deeper Still Upper Cumberland
Freeing the Abortion Wounded Heart
264 Judah Drive
Sparta, TN 38583
931.254.9117
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