Funnybone Sends Strong Message To Churches Over Trauma And Healing

According to Ireporter Online, the comedian made the remarks in a recent Instagram post, where he explained that some personality traits are influenced by emotional experiences rather than spirituality alone.

Funnybone stated that being born again should not be viewed as a replacement for emotional healing, noting that unresolved trauma can continue to affect the way individuals think, respond and build relationships.

He urged churches and believers to recognise the importance of therapy, adding that many young Christians struggle with painful experiences from the past while believing that spiritual rebirth alone is enough to address their challenges.

The actor emphasised that a person can be a devoted Christian and still experience the effects of trauma, stressing that faith and professional mental health support can work together.

He wrote that some individuals who identify as born-again Christians may still display hurtful behaviours because unresolved trauma often operates beneath the surface and influences subconscious reactions.

Funnybone further encouraged believers to seek professional help when necessary, maintaining that therapy, religion and spirituality can coexist.

He also noted that many young Christians often define being a new creation through avoiding certain behaviours such as smoking, drug use and premarital sex, while overlooking the need for inner emotional healing.

The comedian explained that although such lifestyle choices may be important to their faith, unresolved wounds can still leave the heart filled with bitterness, pain or unhealthy behavioural patterns.

He concluded by calling for a broader understanding of healing, where spiritual growth is accompanied by emotional awareness and proper mental health care.