Part 2: 🕊️Breaking the Soul Tie — When God Cuts What the Enemy Connected🕊️

When you’ve been in a relationship with a narcissist, leaving isn’t just physical — it’s spiritual. You can walk away from their presence, but still feel chained to their words, emotions, or memories. That invisible cord is what many call a soul tie.

Narcissistic abuse creates one of the most toxic kinds of ties — a counterfeit spiritual bond built on control, guilt, and dependency. It mimics love but drains your spirit. 

True soul ties are meant to come from God — to unite us in purpose, not imprison us in pain. The enemy loves to forge counterfeit connections to keep you bound, replaying old wounds and emotions that make you feel like you’ll never truly be free.

🔥But the Word says:🔥

“Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” – John 8:36

When you invite God into your healing, He doesn’t just remove the person — He severs the spiritual cords that once tethered you to them.

It may hurt at first, because the soul doesn’t like to lose what it’s accustomed to. But every time you choose truth over nostalgia, obedience over emotion, you’re breaking another strand of that tie.

Remember, deliverance often begins in decision:

❤️~You cannot heal while staying bound to what broke you.~❤️

⛓️‍💥Encouragement:⛓️‍💥

God is not asking you to hate them — He’s asking you to release them.

Releasing is not rejection; it’s restoration.

He’s preparing space in your heart for His peace to dwell where manipulation once lived.

🕊️Scriptures to Anchor In:🕊️

• John 8:36 – “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.”
• Isaiah 61:1 – “He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives.”
• Psalm 147:3 – “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”

 

🐑Reflection Question:🐑

What emotions or memories still try to pull me back into bondage — and what truth does God speak to replace them?

Prayer:👑

Lord, I release every false tie that has me captive.

Cut every spiritual cord that connects me to pain, fear, or confusion.

Fill those empty spaces with Your peace, Your truth, and Your presence.

I trust You to restore what the enemy tried to twist.

In Jesus’ name, amen.