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Am I passing my childhood trauma to my kids?
If you've seen your child brace when you walk in, and you've heard your own father's voice come out of your mouth, this episode is for you.
Part three of The Pathway To Prison.
A boy sits at a kitchen table. His father walks in, keys in his hand, and knows exactly what he's seeing, because he made the same move at that boy's age.
Bill names the wound at its three levels, shows how it travels from father to son, and offers hope: the pattern is not a sentence.
The conversation draws on Ephesians 6:4, Colossians 3:21, Malachi 4:6, and the story of a father who brings his son to Jesus in Mark chapter nine. It ends with one step you can take tonight.
This week on The Warrior Medic — the wound handed down from father to child, with a new angle every day.
Previous episode: What The Wound Does When Nobody Names It — https://youtu.be/Qf2nvl9A9js
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