Restored 2 More

Charity & Clinton Muñoz

I Know God Is Good, So Why Am I Still Hurting? with Willow Weston

OCT 21, 202641 MIN

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Maybe you're like us. You love Jesus. You believe God is good. You've prayed, forgiven, tried to move forward, and reminded yourself of what's true. But you're still hurting.. In this conversation, we're joined by author, speaker, and founder of Collide, Willow Weston, whose story reminds us that having faith doesn't mean pretending our pain doesn't exist. Willow takes us back to an ordinary Wednesday when a knock at her front door sent her running upstairs to hide in a closet with her baby. The event triggered childhood wounds, neglect, and unresolved pain. What happened in that closet became a turning point—not just for Willow, but for her marriage, her children, and eventually thousands of women who would be impacted by her story. Together, we explore some questions that have hit for us and countless others:  How do our unhealed wounds show up in our marriage, parenting, and closest relationships? What do we do when the person we love most can't sit with us in our pain? How can we stop using faith to bypass grief and instead invite Jesus into the places we've been afraid to face? We talk about the courage it takes to name our pain, the beauty of having someone sit with us in our hurt, and how healing can create a ripple effect that reaches far beyond our own lives. Your pain doesn't have to become the pain you pass on. God can bring healing into your story and use that healing to impact the people you love. Connect with Willow Weston Discover Willow's book, Collide: Running into Healing When Life Hands You Hurt, and learn more about her ministry. Website: https://willowweston.com Instagram: @willowannweston Connect with Restored 2 More Learn more about our marriage restoration resources, couples course, and opportunities to lead a group at https://restored2more.com. Thanks for listening! We hope this episode brings perspective, and hope right where you are! Instagram Give to empower more marriages and families to experience hope and the tools.