Today’s question is, “How can I experience healing and recovery after an abortion?”
In this video I’ll answer that question from a biblical perspective.
Then afterwards, as always, I’ll share some helpful resources, so stick around until the
end.
Abortion healing and recovery is possible.
Having an abortion and regretting it later is a common experience felt by women.
While what has been done cannot be undone, you can experience healing and recovery after
an abortion.
The God of all comfort and healing is more than able to ease the sorrow and pain of an
abortion.
He can restore you to life and joy.
An unwanted pregnancy can be a frightening experience for someone who is not financially,
emotionally, or physically prepared for such a responsibility.
Perhaps you are one of the many women and teenage girls who are scared, confused, and
desperate.
In your search for answers, perhaps you were fooled into believing that your unborn child
was an expendable “lump of tissue,” not really a pre-born human being.
Often the realization of the truth comes later, in the form of post-abortion stress syndrome,
guilt, and depression.
This is where abortion healing and recovery is essential.
There is good news for anyone who has had an abortion, and that is that God offers forgiveness
to anyone who asks for it.
Abortion healing and abortion recovery begin with accepting that forgiveness.
Romans 3:22 says, “We are made right in God’s sight when we trust in Jesus Christ
to take away our sins.
And we all can be saved in this same way, no matter who we are or what we have done.”
It is never too late to come to God for healing.
There is nothing we can do that is so bad that it is unforgivable.
God offers this forgiveness, through Christ, and with it He offers peace of mind and heart.
Abortion recovery is yours if you will only receive it by putting your faith in Jesus,
allowing Him permanent residence and authority in your life.
Perhaps you are already a Christian, yet you decided to have an abortion, perhaps out of
fear of how you would be perceived by the Christian community.
Even if you understood how God feels about abortion, you may have felt, out of desperation,
that you must get rid of the “evidence.”
Please understand that abortion recovery is available.
God is ready to offer forgiveness, redemption, healing, and restoration.
Yes, having an abortion was wrong; it was the taking of a life, but it is not unforgivable.
The Bible says that there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus (Romans
8:1), and so, when we confess our sins to Him, He freely forgives (1 John 1:9).
This is not because we deserve forgiveness but because of the loving nature of our Lord.
When you realize the repercussions of having an abortion, you may find it difficult to
forgive yourself.
But God does not want us to live with perpetual guilt; He wants us to learn from our mistakes
and use them to His advantage, as well as our own.
Abortion healing and recovery will provide freedom from guilt.
It will require a lot of prayer, which is simply conversation with God.
This and studying the Bible help us get to know God better so that we can trust Him to
heal us and be better equipped to do His work.
Instead of dwelling on your choice to have an abortion, be encouraged to use your experience
to help others.
You may need to seek Christian counseling to help get through the experience.
But through the healing process, if you trust in the Lord, you will be stronger and more
spiritually mature.
You can experience abortion healing and abortion recovery!
You will have gone through an experience that God is able to use to strengthen your character
and prepare you for ministering to others.
If you are looking for abortion healing or abortion recovery, please contact If Not For
Grace Ministries (www.infg.org) for free resources and counseling.
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