Episode 15: Spiritual Cleansing in Daily Life

In this episode of Heal the Broken-Hearted, Daniel Bobinski and Cherie Sheridan discuss the concept of spiritual cleansing and its importance for those in service-oriented roles, such as nurses, counselors, police officers, and even retail workers. Building on the insights from prior episodes, they explore practical ways to stay spiritually clean and how to remove unclean spiritual influences from oneself and one’s environment.
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Main Discussion Points:

• The Connection Between Service and Spiritual Attachments
Cherie explains how individuals in caregiving or service professions often unknowingly pick up spiritual “maggots” or attachments due to the intense emotional or physical connections they have with others.

• The Importance of Spiritual Cleansing
Both Daniel and Cherie emphasize the need for routine spiritual cleansing to maintain peace and clarity, comparing it to the physical act of sanitizing oneself before or after medical or caregiving work.

• Breaking Ungodly Soul Ties
Cherie revisits the concept of soul ties, emphasizing the importance of breaking ungodly ties that can carry emotional or spiritual weight into one’s life and home.

• The Role of the Blood of Jesus in Spiritual Cleansing
Both hosts provide practical steps for using the blood of Jesus as a spiritual covering and cleansing tool, not just for oneself but also for objects and spaces.
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Practical Action Items:

1. Make spiritual cleansing a daily habit, especially after returning from environments or interactions where emotional burdens or spiritual attachments may have been formed.
2. Pray over objects brought into your home and apply the blood of Jesus to cleanse them of any negative spiritual influence.
3. Consider using a visual reminder, such as a sign, to encourage habitual spiritual cleansing (e.g., “You are cleansed with the blood of Jesus”).
4. Pray the Shotgun Prayer regularly to remove accumulated spiritual burdens.
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Download the Shotgun Prayer discussed in Episodes 13 and 14:
https://ontrackrestorationproject.weebly.com/uploads/5/7/3/6/5736423/shotgun_prayer.pdf

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