How We Pray
HeartSync
A gentle, Christ-centered approach that helps the whole heart come into loving relationship with Jesus.
HeartSync invites every part of the heart to encounter the presence, truth, and healing love of Jesus.
HeartSync helps wounded and disconnected places of the heart experience connection with Jesus.
Developed by Bishop Andrew Miller, HeartSync is a biblical inner-healing approach inspired by Christ’s mission to “heal the brokenhearted.” It recognizes that pain and unresolved conflict can leave us feeling divided within ourselves and disconnected from God and others.
Through gentle, guided prayer, a facilitator helps you notice what is happening within your heart and invite Jesus into those places. The goal is not to force healing, but to make room for His presence, truth, and love.
Moving Toward Wholeness
Each part of the heart is welcomed with compassion rather than judged or pushed aside. As those places connect with Jesus and with one another, the whole heart can move toward greater peace, freedom, and unity.
The Four Core Parts of the Heart
HeartSync helps us understand how these parts relate to God, to one another, and to the experiences we carry.
True Self
The heart’s true essence and the part most able to connect deeply with God.
Function
The part that manages daily life and may remain separated from painful memories.
Emotion
The part most closely connected to pain, trauma, and unresolved emotions.
Guardian
The protective part that tries to keep daily life from becoming overwhelmed by pain.
“Give me an undivided heart, that I may fear your name.”
Psalm 86:11 (NIV)
Questions
Why does HeartSync speak about “parts” of the heart?
We can experience different thoughts, emotions, and reactions within ourselves. HeartSync offers a compassionate way to notice those places and help each one connect with Jesus rather than ignoring or judging it.
What is the facilitator’s role?
The facilitator listens prayerfully, helps you notice what is happening in your heart, and gently invites connection with Jesus. The facilitator does not force the process or claim to be the source of healing.
Do I have to share everything?
No. You are welcome to move at your own pace and share only what you feel comfortable sharing. Prayer sessions are intended to be gentle, respectful, and confidential.
Is HeartSync a replacement for professional counseling or medical care?
No. Restore a Heart provides prayer ministry, not medical or mental-health treatment. HeartSync prayer may complement appropriate professional care, but it should not replace counseling, diagnosis, medication, or emergency support.
Would You Like to Take the Next Step?
Learn what happens during a prayer session, or reach out when you are ready. You are welcome to come as you are.
- Online or in-person sessions
- A gentle, unhurried pace
- Confidential, Christ-centered prayer
