It is a fact that there is no greater pain than the pain of broken relationships.

It's far more than physical pain.

Now, thanks to modern science with physical pain, you can take a pill or you can take an injection

and you overcome the pain at at least for a time.

But there is no pill, there is no injection that can erase the pain and the hurt that stems

from broken trust, the pain or the hurt that stems from betrayal of promises, the pain or the hurt that stems from betrayal of promises, the pain or the hurt that stems from betrayal of promises.

The pain or the hurt that stems from reneging on agreements or unexplainable rejection.

There's no pill or injection that can immediately take care of that.

Now, whether this pain comes as a result of children who are rebelling against their parents and breaking their parents' heart

or through shattered marriages or through inexplicable falling away of friendship.

But the question is, how do we deal with these painful experiences?

How do we deal with them?

Well, I only know about two ways in which you can deal with those painful experiences.

One is to recognize that they are always, always as a result of sin and wrongdoing.

Identify that sin, bring it up in the open or the wrongdoing and then provide an opportunity for repentance and for healing and for reconciliation.

But there is another way that a lot of people choose and it is this.

Just allow the pain to continue to corrode your soul even for life.

Both ways of dealing with pain of broken relationships are painful.

They are. Both of them are.

But one prolongs the pain for a long time and even for life.

The other is the experiencing of the temporary pain of deliverance.

One develops into chronic condition in your spirit and soul.

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