Do you find yourself struggling to love others because you can't seem to love yourself?
Are past traumas, negative thought patterns, and self-doubt holding you back from the life God intended?
Heart Rehab offers a respite, a caring shoulder, an encounter with the transforming power of the Great Physician. The grace and truth within these pages will meet you in your deepest hurts, quiet your crowded soul, and fill you anew with strength and hope.
In Heart Rehab, Jerry Flowers Jr. tackles these fundamental challenges with his signature blend of biblical wisdom and relatable insights.
The pastor and founder of Redefined TV offers a transformative journey to self-love and healing, revealing how addressing our inner struggles is the key to loving others and fulfilling God's purpose.
Drawing from his popular Therapy Thursday sessions, Flowers guides readers through a process of inner healing and self-discovery that promises to liberate the burden of past hurts and damaging self-perceptions. You will be equipped with:
With scripture, prayers, and exclusive video content for each chapter, Flowers provides a comprehensive guide to emotional and spiritual renewal. Heart Rehab invites you on a journey of transformation, empowering you to love yourself authentically so you can truly love your neighbor as yourself.
Practical exercises to identify and heal from past traumas
Strategies to recognize and combat negative thought patterns
A biblical framework for understanding and overcoming self-doubt
Tools to strengthen your relationship with God and others
Jerry Flowers, Jr., and his wife, Tanisha Flowers, are the founders of Redefined TV and are passionate about redefining relationships righteously. With numerous videos that have gone viral, and four cross-country tours, these generational pacesetters are dedicated to helping people see Jesus and a healthy model of kingdom ministry. Based in Houston, Texas, they are lead pastors at Time of Celebration Ministries Church and the proud parents of three beautiful children, Melody, Jerry III, and Josiah.
Pain builds walls, but healing builds doors
