In this heartfelt and theologically-rich episode of Faithfully Healed, Latisha Sternod and Jen Clark explore what true healing really means, from the physical pain in our bodies to the hidden wounds in our spirits. With honesty, compassion, and practical wisdom, they unpack how healing is more than symptom relief, it’s a full-body, full-soul transformation.

Drawing from scripture, personal stories, and decades of counseling and coaching experience, they reveal why healing often includes suffering, how Christ models embodied wholeness, and what it means to truly answer the question: Do you want to be healed?

In this episode, we talk about:

• The intersection of spiritual, emotional, and physical healing
• John 1:14 and the meaning of the Word becoming flesh
• Why some pain remains—and how God still heals through it
• The example of Paul’s thorn and suffering as spiritual refinement
• Exposure therapy, scripture, and facing the thing that hurts
• How bitterness or grief can block healing—and how to release it
• Why anger at God is normal—and where it can lead you
• The deeper “why” of healing and how it connects to our purpose

Anchor Quote:
“With a strong, healthy body, you can be your best you. You bring joy to God by loving others with renewed energy, which brings renewed life.” – Jen Clark

Reflection:
Healing may not come the way you imagined—but it is coming. It might look like tears. Or truth. Or doing that painful stretch one more time. Christ doesn't just want to fix you. He wants to transform you.

Resources & Mentions:
Books:

• A New Day, A New Start: Seek Your Sunshine by Jen Clark (Page 102: Final reflection)
• The Wonderful Counselor by Latisha Sternod (Page 38: John 1:14 – “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us”)

Scripture References:

• John 1:14 – “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.”
• 2 Corinthians 12:7–9 – Paul’s thorn and God's grace
• John 5:6 – “Do you want to be healed?”

Connect with Us:
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