Why? It's a question that we all ask at some point in our lives, especially during our early childhood years. It's this desire to understand the world around us or to understand ourselves.
As Christians, we struggle and wrestle with the part of us that is new in Christ and the part of us that is still "fleshly," that is desiring sin and rebellion towards the things of God. Paul describes it eloquently in Romans 7, "I do the very things I do not wish to do." It's this same war within us that begs the question, "Why do I keep doing these things?".
As we hear from guest speaker, Dr. David Ferguson and his wife, Theresa, we can begin to see that there are often unseen bruises from our past that play a big role in our reactions to life events.
The good news is that there is hope for healing and freedom. The secret to finding freedom from these unseen bruises lies in a "who" and not a "what."
