How To Get to The Root Of Your Trauma X Sarah Jakes Roberts & Alexis Skyy

In a chat with Alexis Skyy, SJR shares how her therapist helped her get to the root of her trauma and it changed how she tells her life’s story. She reminds us that we are more than our traumatic experiences and the need to see ourselves from a different perspective.
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[devoradiaz]

Wow! This is so impactful. When I was a child 2-5yrs old; I was sexually abused. The trauma was there. At the age of 10 I was sexually assaulted( Trying to protect my little sister from the man). I couldn’t remember any of these event until I was 18. I had dreams, open memory recall of these incidents but I was never absolutely sure any of this truly happened. One day I was walking down the street an odor just hit my senses, triggering every memory. I sought professional help and she helped me tremendously. Fast forward into my adulthood, at the age of 26 I was raped. I didn’t have the financial needs to seek professional help. But I had God! He told me those exact words. Your innocence is still there. He healed me back to life. Don’t ask me how.. I just know IAM..

[conchettabarriere]

She always blesses my soul when I listen to her. I know it’s not about the pregnancy piece, but to highlight that. I had my first son at 26 but there was so much pressure because I was married, I didn’t have a house and I left the man I was expecting with because he had, had an affair with another woman while I was expecting. But to feel like your innocence is still there… is BIG and I most definitely didn’t feel like that! I am with you Sarah… thank you for being transparent and a light! Love you girl

[mutinta]

It's amazing how God uses her to talk to me. I'm working through a difficult time but God Always has a timely word for me, guiding me through each obstacle I go through, and pastor Sarah is the vessel he has chosen for me in this season.
I thank God for you.

[moniquesjourney]

I felt this. I got pregnant at 13 n it's still something I am so ashamed of even tho my daughter 17 n the light of my life

[honyb]

I had my first son at 12… thank you so much for this Sis! Continue to be blessed 🙌🏽💕

[mamosaku]

You are such a blessing in our lives Pastor Sarah...

[lynnbryan]

God put ME in a room & it was the 3 of us, meaning Pastor Sarah as well for 7 yrs 24 hours a day & NOW IM READY TO START MY MINISTRY ✔ ❤ 🙏 👏 🙌 😊

[gassytraore]

That is so deep, I must say, never thought about the girl I was before the abuse. I also like you see the innocence I had in my smiles etc and then poof gone. But actually as you said, it is still there 💯💯💯. I have more compassion now for sure x

[Blessemm-c]

WOW! I didn’t know I even needed this message but my God! Message received!
🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽

[sequoiabenjamin]

Sis said, I was looking for something to make me feel better. Ouch and Amen. 🙌🏾🙏🏾 Thank you for your transparency. 💜

[earnestinenelson]

This is a very powerful and positive way of looking at the traumatic experiences in my life. Maybe I haven't lost my innocence but I gained strength from my struggles. When you keep God first and still do right in your life, maybe that's the innocent of the trauma that you have been through. I need more pedagogy on this subject. Thank you, my Beautiful Queen Pastor Sara Jakes.

[arsyn]

How timely. Just last night i was writing down all the things i have been traumatized by, things ppl told me and things i told myself. Then i analyzed it all and realized somehow someway with God's help i have finally made peace with my past. Praise the Lord.

[brownhaddly]

Your book as helped me to pull on that lose thread that leads back to when the trauma began. Some days I pull on that thread to understand and some days I put a patch over it. But knowing that one day I could possibly be pulled out far enough for the fabric of my soul to be realigned gives me so much hope. Thank you SJR.

[dropdeadgorgeous]

Im currently working on it... thanks for always providing us with a great perspective on our situations

[holleysands]

To the point, but indeed a POWERFUL nugget for me. I am grateful and thankful to God for your truth and transparency as this is the main reason I enjoy gleaning from you! Thank you SJR for everything.

[princesssylvia]

Listing to ur message, it bost my spirit now I talk like u, preach like u pastor Sarah u are indeed a blessing to our generation

[PoisedNYA]

My work with mentor is pretty in-depth as well. We do inner healing and one of my biggest traumas began at the age of 6. It’s difficult to confront that part of me because my identity was still being shaped. I feel very weak thinking about how my foundation was cracked by that trauma but I’ll know I’m strong when I can finally forgive myself. I just wanna encourage any and everybody who’s doing inner healing to stick the course and fight for yourself, Christ is waiting on the other side with beauty for your ashes!

[VeraGilesNorris]

I love this girl… I can’t wait to connect…

[nicolewilliams]

Thank you for loving me I love you sister! 💜

[demarriagardner]

I miss her and it kills me everyday. That’s the reason I keep messing up my blessings unfortunately but I want to be better.