Season 2 - Episode 11: Forgiveness with Warren Lamb

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Artificial intelligence is evolving at an unprecedented pace—what does that mean for the future of technology, venture capital, business, and even our understanding of ourselves? Award-winning journalist and writer Anil Ananthaswamy joins us for our latest episode to discuss his latest book Why Machines Learn: The Elegant Math Behind Modern AI . Anil helps us explore the journey and many breakthroughs that have propelled machine learning from simple perceptrons to the sophisticated algorithms shaping today’s AI revolution, powering GPT and other models. The discussion aims to demystify some of the underlying mathematical concepts that power modern machine learning, to help everyone grasp this technology impacting our lives–even if your last math class was in high school. Anil walks us through the power of scaling laws, the shift from training to inference optimization, and the debate among AI’s pioneers about the road to AGI—should we be concerned, or are we still missing key pieces of the puzzle? The conversation also delves into AI’s philosophical implications—could understanding how machines learn help us better understand ourselves? And what challenges remain before AI systems can truly operate with agency? If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform. Sign up for our newsletter at techsurgepodcast.com for exclusive insights and updates on upcoming TechSurge Live Summits. Links: Read Why Machines Learn, Anil’s latest book on the math behind AI https://www.amazon.com/Why-Machines-Learn-Elegant-Behind/dp/0593185749 Learn more about Anil Ananthaswamy’s work and writing https://anilananthaswamy.com/ Watch Anil Ananthaswamy’s TED Talk on AI and intelligence https://www.ted.com/speakers/anil_ananthaswamy Discover the MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship that shaped Anil’s AI research https://ksj.mit.edu/ Understand the Perceptron, the foundation of neural networks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perceptron Read about the Perceptron Convergence Theorem and its significance https://www.nature.com/articles/323533a0…

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Episode #10 Show Notes

Host: Warren Lamb

Summary

This episode of The Soul Care Podcast delves into the complexities of forgiveness within the Christian faith, addressing common misconceptions and providing a clearer understanding of its biblical foundations. The discussion covers three forms of forgiveness: judicial, internal, and relational, emphasizing the importance of confession and repentance. The episode also explores the controversial topic of self-forgiveness and distinguishes between true peacemaking and mere placating. Ultimately, it encourages listeners to embrace God's forgiveness and extend it to others, fostering emotional healing and spiritual growth.

Takeaways

Forgiveness is often misunderstood in Christian circles.
Judicial forgiveness is granted by God alone.
Internal forgiveness requires us to forsake revenge.
Relational forgiveness depends on the offender's repentance.
Self-forgiveness is about applying God's principles to ourselves.
Peacemaking is grounded in truth, not denial.
Confession involves accepting full responsibility for one's actions.
Forgiveness is a gift that should not be demanded.
True repentance involves a change of heart and behavior.
Walking in forgiveness allows us to focus on God's grace.

Relevant Links

Warrenism of the Week: "Apology-making is not forgiveness-seeking.”

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Season 2 - Episode 11: Forgiveness with Warren Lamb

The Soul Care Podcast

published год назад

MP3•Главная эпизода

Episode #10 Show Notes

Host: Warren Lamb

Summary

Takeaways

Forgiveness is often misunderstood in Christian circles.
Judicial forgiveness is granted by God alone.
Internal forgiveness requires us to forsake revenge.
Relational forgiveness depends on the offender's repentance.
Self-forgiveness is about applying God's principles to ourselves.
Peacemaking is grounded in truth, not denial.
Confession involves accepting full responsibility for one's actions.
Forgiveness is a gift that should not be demanded.
True repentance involves a change of heart and behavior.
Walking in forgiveness allows us to focus on God's grace.

Relevant Links

Warrenism of the Week: "Apology-making is not forgiveness-seeking.”

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Season 2 - Episode 14: Pastor and Author Conrad Hilario 0:39

9 weeks назад0:39

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Episode #13 Show Notes Host: Warren Lamb Guest: Conrad Hilario Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, pastor and author Conrad Hilario shares his transformative journey from a troubled youth to a senior pastor, emphasizing the importance of identity in Christ. He discusses the challenges younger generations face in understanding their identity amidst cultural crises and the church's role in providing guidance. The conversation highlights the significance of discipleship and mentorship in spiritual growth and the impact of his book, 'Identity: Seeing Yourself Through God's Eyes,' as a resource for believers seeking to understand their identity in Christ. Takeaways Conrad's journey illustrates the transformative power of faith. Identity in Christ is foundational for spiritual growth. Younger generations face unique challenges in understanding identity. Cultural identity crises impact individuals and communities. Discipleship is essential for nurturing faith in new believers. Mentorship plays a crucial role in spiritual development. The church must address issues of diversity and unity. Understanding one's identity can prevent destructive choices. Conrad's book serves as a primer for understanding identity in Christ. Real change in life comes from understanding one's identity in Christ. Relevant Links Books Mentioned Identity: Seeing Yourself Through God's Eyes (Conrad Hilario) Christianity: The Faith That Makes Sense (Dennis McCallum) Discovering God: Exploring the Possibilities of Faith (Dennis McCallum) Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ (Warren Lamb and Truth in Love) The Master Plan of Evangelism: With Study Guide (Robert E. Coleman) The Pursuit of God: Updated Edition (A.W. Tozer) The Attributes of God Volume 1 with Study Guide: A Journey Into the Father's Heart (A.W. Tozer) The Attributes of God Volume 2: Deeper into the Father's Heart (A.W. Tozer) Other Links Dwell Community Church (Columbus, OH) Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Warrenism of the Week: “Our ‘I am’ statements are identity statements. When we proclaim ‘I am such-and-such…,’ we lock ourselves in a view of ourselves that may be in conflict with what God proclaims to be true about us.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 13: Repurposed - A Christmas Message 14:16

10 weeks назад14:16

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Episode #13 Show Notes Host: Warren Lamb Summary In this special Christmas episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Warren shares a personal reflection on the theme of repurposing in life and ministry. Drawing from his own transformative experience following a car accident, he explores how God reshapes our lives and calls us to embrace new purposes. Through biblical passages and personal anecdotes, Warren emphasizes the importance of recognizing interruptions as divine invitations and encourages listeners to reflect on their own journeys of repurposing. Takeaways God often works by repurposing our lives for His glory. Don't let your past become your prison; God is doing something new. Transformation is not just improvement; it's a complete change. God uses our painful disruptions for His purposes. Recognizing interruptions can lead to new opportunities. Our experiences can become sources of comfort for others. God's repurposing work can be seen in the Christmas story. We are called to be instruments in the Redeemer's hands. Embrace the journey of repurposing, even when it's difficult. God is with us through every transformation we face. Relevant Links Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands: People in Need of Change Helping People in Need of Change (by Paul David Tripp) Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: “Don’t let your past be your prison.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 12: Dr. Curtis Solomon 48:51

11 weeks назад48:51

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Episode #12 Show Notes Host: Warren Lamb Guest: Dr. Curtis Solomon Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Dr. Curtis Solomon shares his journey into biblical counseling, influenced by his military background and personal experiences. He discusses the importance of integrating faith with trauma healing, the role of the Biblical Counseling Coalition in fostering unity among counselors, and the challenges faced in the field today. Dr. Solomon also addresses the sensitive topic of pornography in marriage, emphasizing the need for resources that guide couples through healing and restoration. He highlights the significance of practical training for the next generation of counselors and reflects on the balance of life and responsibilities. Takeaways Dr. Solomon's passion for biblical counseling began in 1999. Military experience shaped his understanding of trauma and counseling. Biblical counseling offers hope and healing through Christ. The Biblical Counseling Coalition aims to foster unity among counselors. Challenges in biblical counseling include questions about integrating secular and biblical methods. Addressing pornography in marriage requires sensitive and practical resources. Investing in the next generation of counselors is crucial for the field. Balancing life responsibilities is a continuous challenge for counselors. Surprises in the counseling journey include the infighting among counselors. Biblical counseling is superior to secular methods in addressing trauma. Relevant Links Books by Dr. Solomon Reclaim Your Marriage: Grace for Wives Who Have Been Hurt by Pornography (by Jenny Solomon) Redeem Your Marriage: Hope for Husbands Who Have Hurt through Pornography I Have PTSD: Reorienting after Trauma Related Link Biblical Counseling Coalition Other Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: “We get to choose whether we speak graciously out of understanding or harshly out of ignorance.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 11: Forgiveness with Warren Lamb 31:07

12 weeks назад31:07

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Episode #10 Show Notes Host: Warren Lamb Summary This episode of The Soul Care Podcast delves into the complexities of forgiveness within the Christian faith, addressing common misconceptions and providing a clearer understanding of its biblical foundations. The discussion covers three forms of forgiveness: judicial, internal, and relational, emphasizing the importance of confession and repentance. The episode also explores the controversial topic of self-forgiveness and distinguishes between true peacemaking and mere placating. Ultimately, it encourages listeners to embrace God's forgiveness and extend it to others, fostering emotional healing and spiritual growth. Takeaways Forgiveness is often misunderstood in Christian circles. Judicial forgiveness is granted by God alone. Internal forgiveness requires us to forsake revenge. Relational forgiveness depends on the offender's repentance. Self-forgiveness is about applying God's principles to ourselves. Peacemaking is grounded in truth, not denial. Confession involves accepting full responsibility for one's actions. Forgiveness is a gift that should not be demanded. True repentance involves a change of heart and behavior. Walking in forgiveness allows us to focus on God's grace. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Forgiveness: It May Not Work the Way You Think it Does Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Apology-making is not forgiveness-seeking.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 10: The Who and What of TILBC - Warren Lamb 32:03

13 weeks назад32:03

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Episode #10 Show Notes Host: Kimberly Willess Guest: Warren Lamb Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, the conversation explores the origins and development of Truth in Love Biblical Counseling, highlighting its focus on equipping everyday believers for discipleship and soul-care. Warren shares insights into the program's evolution, accessibility, and the philosophy of community and fellowship that underpins their approach. The discussion also touches on the importance of ongoing learning and accountability within the organization, as well as the significance of the name 'Truth in Love.' Takeaways The organization began as a home fellowship in 2004. Focus on one-another ministry is central to their mission. Training programs are designed for everyday believers, not just professionals. Accessibility of the program is a priority for the organization. The name 'Truth in Love' reflects the balance of truth and compassion. Credentialing is available for those who want to be recognized for their training. Ongoing community and accountability are emphasized through monthly meetings. The program has evolved to meet the needs of its participants. Participants can audit classes after graduation for continued learning. The organization values feedback and ideas from its audience. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Speak the truth; do it in love; surrender the outcomes.”…

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Season2 - Episode 9: “Thanksgiving at God’s Table” - Warren Lamb 16:54

14 weeks назад16:54

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Episode #9 Show Notes Host: Warren Lamb Summary In this Thanksgiving episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Warren Lamb explores the profound theme of finding one's place at God's Table. He reflects on the contrasting experiences of individuals during the holiday season, emphasizing the weight of expectations and the complexities of family dynamics. Through the story of a woman named Sarah, he illustrates the transformative power of understanding one's blood-bought identity in Christ. Warren shares his personal journey of healing from past trauma and how it has shaped his approach to soul-care. The episode concludes with a call to recognize the unearned belonging in God's family and to extend that hope to others during the holiday season. Takeaways Thanksgiving can evoke a range of emotions, from joy to grief. The blood of Jesus creates a place of honor for all. Soul-care conversations can help individuals find belonging. Understanding our identity in Christ is transformative. Family dynamics can complicate holiday experiences. Healing is possible through recognizing our worth in Christ. New traditions can be built on God's faithfulness. The holidays can be a time of redemption and gratitude. We can offer hope to those struggling during the holidays. Every soul-care conversation can reflect God's eternal Thanksgiving table. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren’s Blog Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Focusing on “have” instead of “lack” gives us access to a heart of gratitude, and it is gratitude that creates contentment.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 8: The Bible and Trauma - Warren Lamb 56:55

15 weeks назад56:55

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Episode #8 Show Notes Hosts: Jinda Reinig and Kimberly Willess Special Guest: Warren Lamb Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Jinda and Kimmy are joined once again by our resident soul-care expert Warren Lamb, who explores the intersection of trauma, biblical counseling, and mental health. They discuss how biblical counseling approaches trauma differently from mainstream psychology, emphasizing the normalcy of trauma responses and the importance of understanding suffering through a scriptural lens. The conversation highlights key biblical principles for healing, the role of identity in recovery, and practical strategies for trauma survivors. Warren shares insights on how trauma impacts faith and perception of God, and they conclude with a discussion on the future of biblical counseling in addressing trauma. Takeaways Trauma is a normal response to abnormal circumstances. Biblical counseling does not label trauma as a disorder. Suffering is a part of the human experience post-Genesis 3. The Bible provides the best framework for understanding and healing from trauma. Healing is an ongoing process, not a one-time event. Identity in Christ is crucial for trauma recovery. God is present in our suffering and offers hope. Trauma-informed care must be replaced with biblically grounded trauma-wise care. The body does not “keep the score;” it responds to what the mind believes and the heart desires. Redemption of trauma is possible, and our history does not define our future. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Warren's Blog Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "History is not destiny. Our history does not define us; it merely explains us. Our history is not who we are; it is where we are from.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 7: The Sufficiency of Scripture for Counseling - Warren Lamb 53:17

16 weeks назад53:17

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Episode #7 Show Notes Host: Jinda Reinig Special Guest: Warren Lamb Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Jinda and Warren discuss the concept of the sufficiency of Scripture, emphasizing its role as the primary resource for soul care and counseling. They discuss the definition of sufficiency, the authority of Scripture, and how it applies to various life situations. The conversation contrasts secular psychology with biblical counseling, highlighting the importance of relying on Scripture for guidance in mental health and emotional well-being. They also explore the implications of believing in the sufficiency of Scripture and how it can transform lives by providing a clear understanding of identity and purpose in Christ. Takeaways The Bible is the God-breathed, inerrant, and fully sufficient Word of God. Sufficiency means nothing else is needed for matters of life and faith. Scripture addresses all human experiences and challenges. The authority of Scripture is foundational in counseling. Psychology often lacks the certainty that Scripture provides. The focus of biblical counseling is on honoring God, not just improving life. Understanding one's worth in Christ is crucial for healing. The church must avoid integrating secular philosophies. Properly interpreted Scripture properly applied is the primary tool for soul care. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Biblical counseling is a sacred space we are invited to share with God and the person He has us counseling.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 6: Recapturing Christian Marriage - Warren Lamb 52:05

17 weeks назад52:05

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Episode #6 Show Notes Hosts: Jinda Reinig and Kimberly Willess Special Guest: Warren Lamb Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Jinda, Kimmy, and Warren Lamb delve into the complexities of marriage from a biblical historically Christian perspective. They explore the concept of marriage as a stewardship rather than a possession, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection for both singles and couples. The discussion highlights the dynamics of sanctification in marriage, the impact of expectations, and the necessity of effective communication. Listeners are encouraged to seek God's guidance in their relationships and to approach marriage with a heart of service and love. Takeaways Marriage is a stewardship, not a possession. Unsurrendered expectations can lead to disappointment and resentment. Self-reflection is crucial for both singles and couples. Sanctification occurs through the challenges of marriage. Communication ought to be gentle and understanding. God must be at the center of every marriage. The heart motive behind marriage decisions matters. Couples ought to focus on one-anothering each other biblically. It's important to change our language about expectations. Finding God as an ally can help navigate marital challenges. Relevant Links Intimate Allies: Rediscovering God's Design for Marriage and Becoming Soul Mates for Life Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Marriage is a sacred trust from God that we are in , not something we have."…

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Season 2 - Episode 5: Military Chaplancy and Biblical Counseling - Dave Peterson 44:06

18 weeks назад44:06

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Episode #5 Show Notes Host: Kimberly Willess and Dr. warren Lamb Guest: Dave Peterson Summary In this conversation, Dave Peterson shares his unique journey from a non-believer in the Navy to becoming a Navy chaplain and then Operations Director for the Biblical Counseling Coalition. He discusses the essence of biblical soul-care, the role of a chaplain, and the challenges faced in the field of biblical counseling today. Dave emphasizes the importance of community and collaboration among counselors and highlights emerging trends in biblical soul-care that focus on holistic approaches to mental and spiritual health. Takeaways Dave Peterson's journey into biblical counseling began after his conversion in the Navy. Biblical counseling is rooted in a biblical worldview and aims to provide hope and healing. The essence of soul-care includes confronting sin and encouraging the weak. Community is vital for counselors to share burdens and find support. There is a growing tension in defining biblical counseling within the biblical counseling community. Emerging trends in counseling focus on holistic approaches that integrate physical and spiritual health. The church is beginning to acknowledge past shortcomings in addressing issues like domestic violence. Collaboration among different counseling organizations is essential for growth and understanding. Additional Resources Contact Dave Peterson Dave@biblicalcc.org , Coastal Church (https://www.gocoastal.org/) Biblical Counseling Coalition (https://biblicalcc.org) Truth in Love Biblical Counseling (https://tilbcc.com) Words Matter: Refining the Conversation (Dr. Warren Lamb – pastorlamb.com)…

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Season 2 - Episode 4: The Role of Hermeneutics in Soul-Care 58:34

19 weeks назад58:34

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Episode #4 Show Notes Host: Jinda Reinig, Dr. Warren Lamb Guest: Pastor Iljin Cho Summary In this conversation, Pastor Iljin Cho discusses the importance of hermeneutics in biblical counseling and soul-care. He shares his journey from traditional psychological counseling to a reliance on Scripture, emphasizing the sufficiency and clarity of the Bible in addressing mental health issues. The discussion highlights the challenges contemporary churches face in applying biblical principles effectively and the need to properly interpret Scripture to avoid poor hermeneutics that can lead to misunderstanding and spiritual harm. The role of the Holy Spirit in guiding understanding and application of Scripture is also emphasized, along with the importance of equipping church members for effective soul-care. Takeaways Proper hermeneutics is essential for understanding Scripture correctly. The sufficiency of Scripture is often questioned in modern counseling. Clarity of Scripture allows everyone to understand God's Word. Poor hermeneutics often leads to spiritual and emotional issues. The Holy Spirit aids in interpreting and applying Scripture. Understanding context is crucial for proper interpretation. Churches need to reclaim the role of Scripture in counseling. Training in hermeneutics boosts confidence in interpreting and applying Scripture. Pastors must be equipped to address mental health issues biblically. Additional Resources Faith Bible Church Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Unbound: Growing Ever-freer in Christ Words Matter: Refining the Conversation…

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Season 2 - Episode 3: Whole-Person Ministry - Dr. Warren Lamb 49:08

20 weeks назад49:08

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Episode #3 Show Notes Hosts: Jinda Reinig and Kimberly Willess Special Guest: Warren Lamb Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Kimberly, Jinda, and Warren discuss the Whole-Person Ministry approach to biblical counseling, emphasizing a focus on the combination of physical, emotional, and spiritual health. They explore how foundational beliefs impact counseling practices, the importance of nutrition and gut health, and the need for counselors to consider the whole person in their approach. The conversation highlights the significance of rest, the theology of food, and the role of lifestyle choices in mental, emotional, and spiritual health, ultimately advocating for a holistic view of well-being in counseling. Takeaways Key takeaways from the discussion include: The Whole-Person Ministry approach blends theology, philosophy, and practical anthropology. Understanding human identity and purpose is crucial for healing. Physical health significantly impacts emotional and spiritual well-being. Counselors need to consider diet, rest, and activity in their practice. Gut health is foundational to overall health. A biblical “theology of food” connects spiritual and physical nourishment. Rest is a command, not a suggestion, in Scripture. Counseling ought to address the whole person, not just parts. Healthy habits need to be instilled from a young age. Awareness of nutritional needs can lead to better health outcomes, including counseling outcomes. Relevant Links Truth in Love Biblical Counseling Whole-Person Ministry Training Unbound: Growing Ever-Freer in Christ Warrenism of the Week: "Being content in our circumstances is not the same as being content with our circumstances. The first is driven by our trust in God. The latter is driven by our focus on our own desires."…

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Season 2 - Episode 2: Biblically Understanding Transgenderism - Denise Shick 55:22

21 weeks назад55:22

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Episode #2 Show Notes Hosts: Jinda Reinig and Dr. Warren Lamb Special Guest: Denise Shick Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Denise Shick shares her personal journey and the founding of Help4Families Ministry, which supports families impacted by transgenderism. Denise discusses the profound effects of her father's transition on her childhood and the spiritual warfare surrounding gender identity issues. She highlights the importance of community support, faith-based counseling, and the misconceptions surrounding gender identity. Denise also emphasizes the need for churches to educate themselves on these matters and offers advice for faith leaders. The conversation concludes with Denise's insights on writing children's books to address gender issues from a biblical perspective and her future endeavors. Takeaways Key takeaways from the discussion include: Denise's journey began with her father's desire to transition. The impact of a parent's transition can be profound on children. Help4Families Ministry was founded out of the needs of families seeking God’s help with transgender issues. There has been a significant increase in young girls transitioning in recent years. Spiritual warfare plays a crucial role in gender identity conflicts. Community support is essential for healing and recovery. Misconceptions about gender identity can lead to harmful decisions for the struggler. Faith leaders need to approach these issues with compassion and understanding. Denise emphasizes the importance of trusting God in difficult times. Writing children's books helps address gender issues with children from a biblical perspective. Bibliography: Adults Moving Forward in Community: A Bible Study Companion for Moving Forward in Hope: A Devotional for Families of LGBTQ+ Loved Ones (Independently Published, August 2023) It is Well with My Soul: Finding God's Peace in the Transgender Storm (Workbook) (Denise Shick, January 2022) Moving Forward in Hope: A Devotional for Families of LGBTQ Loved Ones (Denise Shick, September 2021) Your True Identity: How Freedom in Christ Brings Healing, Hope, and Wholeness (Denise Shick, April 2021) Transgender Confusion: A Biblical Based Q& A For Families (Independently Published, March 2016) Dangerous Affirmations: “Should I Have Been Daddy’s Little Girl?” (Kindle) (Independently Published, February 2016) My Daddy's Secret (Independently Published, October 2015) When Hope Seems Lost: How to Deal with Transgenderism in the Christian Community (Independently Published, March 2015) A Wife's Perspective: A resource for wives who are dealing with their husband’s marital unfaithfulness and sexual compulsions (Independently Published, June 2014) Bibliography: Children I Want My Sister Back (Denise Shick, April 2023) AMAZING Amanda (Independently Published, April 2022) The Boy Who Liked Tea Parties (Denise Shick, November 2021) Do SUPERHEROES Play the Piano? (Independently Published, November 2021) What's Up with Cousin Stacy? (Independently Published, October 2020) I'm Glad God Made Me a Girl (Independently Published, May 2020) When Daddy Leaves to Be a Girl (Independently Published, July 2018 Websites Help4Families Living Stones Ministries Blog Help4Families Blog Podcast: The Transcending Hope Podcast Warrenism of the Week: “Jesus invites us to love Him in response to His love; He does not grab us by the front of the shirt and demand it of us.”…

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Season 2 - Episode 1: Postpartum Depression - Christine Chappell 1:02:19

22 weeks назад1:02:19

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Episode #1 Show Notes Hosts: Jinda Reinig and Dr. Warren Lamb Special Guest: Christine Chappell Summary In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, hosts Jinda Reinig and Warren Lamb welcome back Christine Chappell to discuss her new mini-book on postpartum depression. They explore the importance of sharing personal experiences, the challenges of motherhood, and the need for grace and understanding in the face of struggles. Christine emphasizes the significance of acknowledging both physical and spiritual aspects of mental health, the impact of societal expectations, and the necessity of lamenting and grieving. The conversation highlights the importance of community support and the hope found in God's Word during difficult seasons. Takeaways Key takeaways from the discussion include: Christine's writing is deeply rooted in her personal experiences. Postpartum depression is a common struggle that needs to be normalized. Self-talk and societal expectations can heavily influence a mother's mental health. It's essential to recognize the interplay between physical and spiritual challenges. Living in the gray area of life is a reality that many face. Shoulding ourselves leads to toxic shame and unrealistic expectations. Accepting God's grace and mercy is crucial for healing. Lamenting and grieving are important aspects of processing pain. Community support is vital for mothers experiencing postpartum struggles. Bibliography: Postpartum Depression: Hope for a Hard Season (New Growth Press, August 2024) Misericordia En La Oscuridad: Caminando Con Dios a Través de la Depresión En La Maternidad (P&R Publishing, 2024) Midnight Mercies: Walking with God Through Depression in Motherhood (P&R Publishing, 2023) Help! I’ve Been Diagnosed with a Mental Disorder (Shepherd Press, 2021) Help! My Teen is Depressed (Shepherd Press, 2020) Clean Home, Messy Heart: Promises of Renewal, Hope, and Change for Overwhelmed Moms (WestBow Press, 2016) Social Media: facebook.com/cleanhomemessheart twitter.com/chappellwrites instagram.com/christinemchappell Hope + Help Podcast: christinemchappell.com/podcast Navigating Depression On-Demand Video Workshops: christinemchappell.com/workshops Warrenism of the Week: “Stop shoulding yourself; shoulding equals shaming.”…

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Summer Shorts #11 - Team Member Pastor Iljin Cho 14:20

26 weeks назад14:20