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UPDATED 2nd EDITION! Christ Centered Healing of Trauma: Healing a Broken Heart
is the 2025 International Impact Book Award Winner in Christian Non – Fiction. Christ Centered Healing of Trauma: Healing a Broken Heart offers a powerful, faith-based approach to healing emotional wounds. This book lays out the foundational principles for overcoming deep wounds caused by past trauma, betrayal, or overwhelming life events.
You’ll discover how trauma impacts not only your body and mind, but also your spirit. More importantly, you’ll learn the biblical roadmap God provides for true emotional healing—and how to avoid the common obstacles that keep many people stuck in pain. Through this journey, you’ll learn how to Identify the root cause of your emotional pain recognize your natural responses to trauma, understand how bitter roots and inner vows are formed, use effective journaling to process your pain, break spiritual and emotional strongholds that keep you bound. Healing happens through the biblical steps of confession, repentance, renunciation, and forgiveness—a process designed not just to restore your heart, but to renew your relationship with God.
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Break the Cycle of Spiritual Bondage
For too long, the approach to addiction has been limited to managing symptoms and redirecting behavior. But addiction is more than a physical dependency; it is a spiritual crisis—an attempt to fill a "God-shaped void" with substitute saviors that over-promise and under-deliver. Christ Centered Treatment of Addiction is the essential companion to Christ Centered Healing of Trauma, designed to bridge the gap between evidence-based clinical insights and the transformative power of the Gospel. If you are tired of the revolving door of relapse and are searching for a recovery that addresses the mind, body, and soul, this book offers the missing piece of the puzzle.
Restoration Over Recovery: Becoming a New Creation
True freedom is found in more than just abstaining from a substance; it is found in the restoration of your identity, your dignity, and your relationship with God. Written by Dr. Norm Wielsch—who brings the unique perspective of a former law enforcement commander and a Doctor of Christian Counseling—this book provides a roadmap for becoming a "new creation" as promised in 2 Corinthians 5:17. This model goes beyond behavior modification to confront the root causes of addiction: shame, trauma, fear, and spiritual strongholds.
A Comprehensive Resource for Clinicians, Pastors, and Families
Whether you are a clinician looking to integrate biblical truth into your practice, a pastor walking with a struggling congregant, or a family member desperate for hope, this book is your guide. You will explore practical, biblically-grounded strategies including confession, prayer, and scripture meditation, alongside an honest examination of how unhealed trauma fuels addictive behaviors. Addiction does not have to be the end of the story. Join Dr. Wielsch on a journey of healing that doesn’t just treat the body or mind—but sets the captive soul free through the power of Jesus Christ.
The Path to Wholeness: Why You Need Both
Trauma and addiction are often two sides of the same coin. While Christ-Centered Healing of Trauma focuses on identifying and healing the deep-seated wounds of the heart, Christ-Centered Treatment of Addiction provides the practical, spiritual, and clinical framework to break the chains of the destructive habits born from those wounds. One addresses the root, and the other addresses the result. Together, they offer a comprehensive, 360-degree approach to restoration—moving you from the darkness of past pain into the light of a disciplined, Spirit-led life.
Christ Centered Healing of Trauma Workbook
Workbook was written by former police officer and trauma survivor Dr. Norm Wielsch D.C.C. who guides you through a Biblical journey of restoration. This powerful companion to Christ Centered Healing of Trauma: Healing a Broken Heart combines spiritual truth with practical exercises to help you identify deep emotional wounds, confront painful memories, and invite Jesus into the healing process.
Whether you’re facing PTSD, grief, addiction, or emotional pain, this workbook offers Scripture-based reflection questions, journaling prompts, and calming techniques to help you move from brokenness to peace. Each chapter builds on a Christ Centered approach, focusing on confession, repentance, forgiveness, and renewal through the Holy Spirit. You don’t need to walk this path alone. This workbook will guide you through step-by-step toward the freedom, restoration, and hope that only Jesus can bring
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Why does a loving God allow suffering? These are questions we ask during overwhelming life events, heartbreak, or trauma. Painful experiences are universal, affecting everyone regardless of status. Life's difficulties often come unexpectedly, sometimes from our own decisions and sometimes without warning.
Jesus warned us that life would be challenging. When you face job loss, a spouse leaving, or a severe illness, you might wonder why God permits such suffering. The Bible offers answers, albeit difficult ones to reconcile. Suffering, defined as great trouble or distress, affects us all.
The Bible teaches that no human is inherently good. Genesis 6:5 and Romans 3:10-12 emphasize humanity's inherent sinfulness. Even Jesus noted that only God is truly good (Mark 10:17-22). Society's definitions of "good" and "bad" often conflict with biblical teachings.
Can bad events lead to good outcomes? Can pain bring understanding and joy? These profound questions are essential for Christians, who are ultimately citizens of heaven (Philippians 3:20). Jesus overcame worldly suffering, urging us to focus on our eternal home rather than temporary pain.
Romans 8:28 assures us that for those who love God, all things work together for good. Painful events, even those we can't understand, prepare us for God's Kingdom. God cares more about our souls than our bodies, using trials to mold us into Christ's likeness.
Trusting in God's sovereignty and love, we can see pain as part of His divine plan. Painful experiences can bring growth and joy, much like a pearl formed from an oyster's irritation. Embrace trials with faith, knowing they are part of God's plan to prepare us for eternal life.
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