Healing from Church Trauma
James expresses heartfelt apologies to those who have suffered from negative church experiences, emphasizing that such trauma is not the victim's fault. He acknowledges the weight of responsibility that comes with being a pastor and the challenges individuals face when considering returning to church. Encouraging those still struggling, he suggests seeking counseling as a supportive step towards healing.In this clip
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#103. How a Pastor Views Church Hurt, Do We Have Free Will, and Is God Really Dead? — James Lee
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