We have gathered top books on Emotional Healing for you to read. Everyone requires emotional healing to some extent since everyone has experienced emotional trauma. Emotional sorrow and brokenness come in as many different forms as there are different kinds of people. Most people struggle with some kind of emotional conflict, whether it is due to natural causes or the sins of others.
Sleeplessness, separation, despair, rage, loneliness, bitterness, impatience, and dread are some of the most prevalent signs of emotional injury. Abandonment, betrayed trust, persistent pain or disease, rejection, a lack of community, and a feeling that life is pointless are some of the most frequent causes. Unfortunately, these emotional killers thrive in our civilization. We are being pulled more and more away from community and toward individualism, away from trustworthy behavior and toward selfishness, away from morals that give our lives meaning and toward postmodernism and existentialism that separate us from each other and from our humanity, away from healthy choices and practices and toward instant gratification that deteriorates our physical health. How can someone achieve mental healing while floating to the top of this cultural wave?
Emotional healing is not a quick and simple process. Some would claim that accepting Jesus can instantly cure us of all of our illnesses, both mental and physical. But the truth that we are creatures of flesh still stands. Jesus declared, “The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak” (Matthew 26:41). Paul, the apostle, struggled with his body and described how it obstinately opposed his will and mind’s desire to follow God (Romans 7:18–25).
The first step to emotional restoration is to follow God. Jesus came partly to cure the brokenhearted (Luke 4:18); He is the One who restores our souls (Psalm 23:3). However, we must keep in mind that recovery is a process. It entails making decisions on a moment-by-moment basis to obey and trust the Lord. Healthy relationships with people (1 Peter 3:8–12), biblically grounded thinking (Philippians 4:4–9), and physically beneficial activities (2 Corinthians 7:1) are all important choices.
Below are Books on Emotional Healing:
Emotionally Healthy Discipleship (Moving from Shallow Christianity) – Peter Scazzero
Freedom From Depression (Emotional Healing Through Spiritual Health and Wholeness) – Jenny Swindall
Hope for Healing (90 Moments with God for Physical, Spiritual, and Emotional Wholeness) – Reggie Anderson
Lord, I Want To Be Whole – Stormie Omartian
Transforming the Inner Man (God’s Poerful Principles for Inner Healing and Lasting Life Change) – John Loren & Paula Sandford
