Sacred Attachment” explores our deepest longing to be fully known and fully loved, revealing God as the only truly secure attachment. Drawing from attachment theory’s four S’s—seen, soothed, safe, and secure—the message connects human need with God’s faithful character. Psalm 23 illustrates God as the Shepherd who sees our wandering, soothes our fears, protects us in dark valleys, and secures us with steadfast love. The sermon confronts idolatry and core lies that fuel isolation, reminding us that God’s love is predictable and unbreakable. Through imagery like kintsugi, we are invited to healing, not perfection—trusting God’s love to hold us as we grow.