The author reflects on the experience of feeling "broken" and questions the concept of brokenness. Through personal struggles and biblical wisdom, the piece emphasises that brokenness is not the end but a transformative process, leading to hope and divine intervention. It concludes that brokenness is a testament to resilience and an invitation for restoration.
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Beyond Broken: Rediscovering Wholeness in the Shadows of Sadness
The author reflects on the experience of feeling “broken” and questions the concept of brokenness. Through personal struggles and biblical wisdom, …Beyond Broken: Rediscovering Wholeness in the Shadows of Sadness
Letter to Fear
I’m gone; I’ve flown my nest. Some birds are never meant to be caged; their feathers are simply too strong and built for flight. True, when such birds fly away, a part of you that knows it was a sin to lock them up does indeed rejoice. However, I understand your resistance and dilemma: your… Continue reading Letter to Fear
Kingsley Udofa, PhD 