There is nothing like the longing for a mother’s love. No matter how strong you are or how much life has shaped you, there are moments when all you want is to feel your mother’s embrace, to hear her words of affirmation, to know that she sees you, understands you, and nurtures you. But what happens when that love was never given in the way you needed? What happens when the wounds inflicted by your mother leave scars on your soul?

In this episode of Healing for My Soul, Pastor Dee dives deep into the reality of mother wounds—the silent battles so many women carry but rarely talk about. Whether your mother was emotionally absent, dismissive, critical, or simply didn’t know how to love you the way you needed, those wounds shape how you see yourself, your relationships, and even your own motherhood. But today, healing begins. Pastor Dee and special guest Alice Bell share powerful truths, raw reflections, and the spiritual wisdom needed to break free from the pain of the past.

This is not about blame—it’s about understanding. It’s about recognizing that your mother was a woman before she was a mother and that her own wounds may have shaped her actions. But most importantly, it’s about releasing yourself from the hurt, forgiving what was, and stepping into the wholeness of who you were always meant to be. You no longer have to carry what she didn’t heal. You no longer have to search for love that you can now give to yourself.

If you’ve been holding on to mother wounds, struggling to move forward, or feeling stuck in a cycle of pain, this episode is for you. It’s time to stop living in the shadow of what was missing and start embracing the love, power, and healing that is yours to claim.

Have you ever felt like men have tried to weaken you, strip away your power, or diminish your essence as a woman? Maybe they saw the warrior in you—the confidence, the strength, the divine calling—and didn't know how to handle it. But let me tell you this: your fight isn’t just against men; it’s against a spiritual force that seeks to steal your strength.

In this episode of Healing for My Soul, Pastor Dee uncovers the deeper battle that many women face—the spiritual enmity that has existed since the beginning of time. This is not just about wounds inflicted by men but about the spiritual warfare designed to suppress your power. Through raw truth and divine revelation, Pastor Dee reveals how to stop nursing wounds and start using them as weapons of war.

Warrior woman, you are not here to be broken—you are here to rise. You are here to gain wisdom, to see beyond the natural and discern the spiritual, and to heal from the wounds inflicted upon you. Whether you have experienced betrayal, abandonment, or heartbreak, this episode is here to shift your mindset from victim to victor.

It’s time to stop allowing the past to define you and start stepping into the warrior you were created to be. If you’ve been stuck in pain, trapped in bitterness, or hesitant to trust again, this is your moment to heal and reclaim your power.

Grief is a wound that cuts deep, shaking the very core of our soul. When we lose someone we love, we often don’t know how to carry the weight of their absence. But warrior woman, this is not the time to stay stuck in sorrow—it’s time to rise, to heal, and to embrace the mantle that has been placed upon you.

In this episode of Healing for My Soul, Pastor Dee takes us on a powerful journey of healing through grief. She reminds us that loss is not meant to break us but to elevate us into purpose. You will learn how to stand in your authority, shift your mindset, and carry the legacy of those who came before you with grace and strength. Whether you are mourning a loved one, struggling with the weight of generational wounds, or simply seeking to understand how to move forward, this episode will show you how to take up your mantle and step into your divine assignment.

This is your moment to grieve with purpose, to stand as the warrior woman you were created to be, and to move forward with power. Healing is your portion, and the time is now to embrace it.