Miracle Voices - A Course In Miracles Podcast (ACIM) · Judy Skutch Whitson, Tam Morgan, and Matthew McCabe

Ep 152 - Healing & Purification - Rev. Lisa Windsor

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Lisa says the marriage became a place where she realized "I am done with this reflection."

Reverend Lisa Windsor joins Miracle Voices from Coquitlam, British Columbia. She talks with Matt McCabe and Tam Morgan about how A Course in Miracles has shaped her understanding of healing, forgiveness, and calling. The conversation stays grounded in lived experience. Lisa traces a marriage that had drifted so far out of alignment that communication stopped landing, shared friends faded away, and ordinary life started to feel unbearable. She says she could not stomach the food her husband cooked, which became one more sign that something basic had changed. That detail works because it is so ordinary. She does not gloss over the discomfort. Instead, she stays with the misery, the confusion, and the slow realization that what looked workable was no longer workable. The episode then turns to a phone call that became the hinge point. Lisa describes asking to be heard, hearing a pause that felt peaceful, and sensing that the Holy Spirit had entered her mind. When the yelling started again, the change inside her had already taken hold. She felt a sudden clarity. In that clarity, she knew she was done being yelled at. Hanging up the phone became an act of release rather than just the end of an argument. The story is not framed as a neat victory lap. It unfolds as a hard, human moment where forgiveness and freedom start to separate from fear and resentment. Lisa’s way of speaking keeps circling back to what she felt, what changed, and how the Course language met the facts of the relationship. That makes the spiritual language feel practical instead of abstract. By the end, she describes her calling in simple terms: she is available to anyone who wants to talk about the Course, needs support, or wants a welcome. The episode closes on that open door, with healing framed as something lived, relational, and still in motion.

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A plainspoken forgiveness story about a strained marriage and a phone call that finally breaks the silence.

This episode follows a marriage that had drifted badly off course. They could not understand each other, stopped seeing one another's friends, and even the food he cooked became hard for her to stomach.

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A marriage strains, and one quiet pause leads to a sudden turning point.

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