Can Your Brokenness Really Be Beautiful?

As a therapist, I often see and hear stories that would break anyone’s heart.

Parent’s weeping over the condition of their child or the state of their family.

A mom sobbing over the fact that her child is depressed and miserable after suffering years of abuse.

A dad riddled with guilt for failing to foresee that his own son would attempt suicide.

A little seven-year-old boy saying that his life is over because he feels that he must choose sides in a bitter divorce...

...all stem from brokenness.

As I talk about this I am struck with the question, “What does it mean to be broken?”

A simple…

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