Randy L Boyd
Randy L Boyd
Rarely Read Scriptures About the Consequences of Abusing Children
Rarely Read Scriptures About the Consequences of Abusing Children
Rarely Read Scriptures About the Consequences of Abusing Children
Monday 1st August 2022
Randy L. Boyd discusses rarely read scriptures on child abuse, stressing positive discipline and mentorship for healing on 'Healing Courageously'.
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Get the buttons here!Unseen Scriptures: The Real Consequences of Child Abuse
Kids are getting attention nationally and worldwide attention by shooting up schools. Nothing worse than that psychological damage, because it stays with you for a lifetime until you fall into the hands of a loving mentor or community of people that are going to help you rewire the hard wiring in your brain.
In this eye-opening episode of 'Healing Courageously', host Randy L. Boyd takes listeners on a journey through rarely read scriptures that shed light on the serious consequences of child abuse. While many parents might be familiar with certain biblical passages that are often used to justify punishment, Boyd uncovers lesser-known verses that emphasize the importance of protecting children and the severe repercussions of mistreatment. Have you ever wondered about the fine line between discipline and punishment?
Boyd dives deep into this critical distinction, stressing that positive discipline is essential for a child's healing and growth. He brings attention to the symbolic role of the shepherd as a protector and mentor, highlighting how important it is for abused children to find supportive figures in their lives. With a blend of spirituality and practical advice, this episode offers hope and guidance for anyone affected by child abuse.
Boyd passionately argues against using scriptures to justify harm, advocating instead for a loving and nurturing approach. He poignantly notes, 'Kids are getting national and worldwide attention by shooting up schools.
There's nothing worse than that psychological damage, because it stays with you for a lifetime until you fall into the hands of a loving mentor or community that helps you rewire your brain.' Tune in to 'Healing Courageously' and discover how embracing positive discipline and spiritual wisdom can pave the way for recovery and hope.