If you’ve ever wondered why you know God has healed you but you still feel stuck emotionally, this episode will finally make everything make sense. Lisa Vanderveen reveals how kingdom identity, neuroscience, emotional release, and Holy Spirit partnership work together to create genuine healing and peace — not just spiritually, but mentally and physically.
Some breakthroughs don’t come from striving — they come from identity.
In today’s episode, Wendy sits down with Lisa Vanderveen, a Kingdom Identity Coach, wife, mom of five, and leader in emotional + spiritual healing for Christian entrepreneurs. Through her kingdom identity framework, Lisa helps believers release shame, regulate their nervous systems, process trapped emotions, and finally step into the peace Jesus died for them to have.
Lisa shares her personal story of growing up in a Christian home, walking through hidden shame from her teenage years, struggling as a homeschooling mom, and hitting the emotional limit where she knew:
“Something has to change.”
God led her to a book that opened the door to emotional healing through the body — and then to a biblically grounded healing modality that transformed her life. She went from overwhelmed, triggered, and ashamed… to peaceful, self-aware, and anchored in her God-given identity.
In this episode, Lisa breaks down:
If you’re tired of feeling like you should be fine by now… or if you’ve prayed for healing but still react in ways that confuse you… this episode is your invitation into lasting freedom.
God doesn’t just want to heal your spirit.
He wants to heal your emotions, your mind, and your body too.
Psalm 139:23–24 — Search me, O God
Philippians 4:6–7 — Peace beyond understanding
Romans 12:2 — Be transformed by the renewing of your mind
Psalm 34:18 — Close to the brokenhearted
John 14:27 — Peace I leave with you
1 Thessalonians 5:23 — Spirit, soul, and body
(Scripture was referenced conceptually and thematically throughout her story.)
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