“Our woundedness,” Sue explained, “can become entry points for the enemy - ways he tries to keep us from the freedom Jesus has already won for us. But God’s plan is greater. His desire is to restore us fully - body, mind and spirit - so that we can live as beloved sons and daughters of our heavenly Father.”

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