THE VOICE THAT RAISED US | PART 2: The Words, The Wounds. The People. The Healing.

THE VOICE THAT RAISED US AND HOW IT SHAPED US PART 2: HEALING FROM WORDS THAT NEVER LEFT US Have you ever moved on from a painful experience, only to realise that the words spoken to you are still affecting how you see yourself? Maybe a parent constantly criticised you growing up. Maybe you were body-shamed by the people who were supposed to protect you. Or perhaps a spouse, boss, spiritual leader, or someone you trusted made you feel like you were not good enough. The years may have passed, but the words still show up in your relationships, your confidence, your decisions, your career, and the way you speak to yourself. In this episode of Fly with Spyce, we're talking about the impact of hurtful words and, more importantly, how to begin healing from them through practical steps, honest reflection, and God's wisdom. IN THIS EPISODE, WE DISCUSS: Healing from parental hurt: How do you heal when your parents never apologise, don't recognise the harm they caused, or have passed away? When parents hurt their children with words: How can a parent make amends after speaking harshly, using hurtful labels, or body-shaming a child? When a spouse destroys your confidence: What happens when someone you love tells you that you're useless or will never succeed without them? Body image after childbirth: How can a woman begin to feel at home in her changing body when the person she hopes will support her is criticising her? Practical steps towards healing: Setting boundaries, challenging harmful beliefs, rebuilding self-worth, seeking support, and learning to see yourself beyond another person's opinion. The role of faith: What does God's Word teach us about our worth, our responsibility for our words, and the possibility of healing? This conversation is not about pretending the hurt never happened. It is about facing it honestly, taking responsibility where necessary, and learning that another person's words do not have to define the rest of your life. Whether you are still carrying the pain of what someone said to you or you are a parent who wants to repair the damage caused by your own words, there is room for reflection, accountability, and growth. 📖 SCRIPTURES TO REFLECT ON: Isaiah 43:1 | Psalm 34:18 | Ephesians 6:4 | Colossians 3:21 | Genesis 1:27 | Psalm 139:14 💬 JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Have words spoken to you in the past affected how you see yourself today? What has helped you begin to heal? Share your thoughts in the comments. You never have to share anything you aren't comfortable making public. #FlyWithSpyce #TheVoiceThatRaisedUs #HealingFromHurtfulWords #EmotionalHealing #HealingFromChildhoodTrauma #ParentalWounds #BodyShaming #SelfWorth #FaithAndHealing #GodsWisdom #RelationshipHealing #MentalAndEmotionalWellness #Parenting #WordsHavePower #HealingJourney #PersonalGrowth