Letting Go, Living Free

All My Life I've Had To Fight

Kathryn Brown

What does it really mean when someone says, “All my life I’ve had to fight”?

In this deeply reflective episode of the Letting Go, Living Free Podcast, we explore the powerful statement made by Sofia in The Color Purple—not as a badge of strength, but as a confession born from long-seated pain, trauma, rejection, bitterness, and unforgiveness.

This episode gently unpacks how survival can become a lifestyle, how fighting can feel normal, and how unhealed wounds often shape our reactions, relationships, and identity. Through biblical insight, heartfelt reflection, and practical tools, listeners are invited to see that healing is not a one-time moment—but a daily, intentional choice.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Identify what you’ve really been fighting all your life
  • Make daily decisions to choose freedom over bitterness
  • Respond to triggers with intention instead of instinct
  • Lay down the internal fight and walk toward wholeness

The episode closes with a powerful warfare prayer, declaring an end to internal battles and the beginning of a healing journey—one day at a time.

If you’ve been tired, guarded, or stuck in survival mode, this conversation is an invitation to stop fighting pain and start choosing healing.

🎧 Healing is not an event. Healing is a daily decision—and today is a brave place to begin.

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