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In this season, we are stepping into the shoes of everyday folks dealing with life's toughest challenges – depression, anxiety, deep loss, estrangement, and the thoughts that sometimes lead us to the edge. It's a safe space where we share real stories, the kind that are often whispered but rarely spoken out loud. We talk about the dark days, the struggles, and the small victories on the journey to healing.
Each episode is like a heart-to-heart with a friend who truly "gets it," offering a ray of hope and some gentle guidance to help you through. So, whether you're fighting your own battles or just trying to understand, please join us. Together, we'll explore these winding paths, support each other, and find the light in even the darkest corners.
Each episode is like a heart-to-heart with a friend who truly "gets it," offering a ray of hope and some gentle guidance to help you through. So, whether you're fighting your own battles or just trying to understand, please join us. Together, we'll explore these winding paths, support each other, and find the light in even the darkest corners.
Season 1 Episodes
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In the inaugural episode, Dr. Warren Lamb joins co-hosts Jinda Reinig and Kimberly Willess to introduce and explore biblical "soul care." They discuss the soul's essence and its ties to mind, emotions, and will, while emphasizing the intrinsic value of every individual as God's special creation. The conversation explores healing from feelings of worthlessness, trauma, and false beliefs through the power of biblical truth and the support of a healthy community. While cautioning against an overreliance on medication, they advocate for genuine healing and transformation of the whole person.
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Dr. Warren Lamb compares and contrasts the secular and the sacred approaches to providing soul care for those who struggle with depression, especially those who have believed suicide was the best solution. Part of the discussion includes Dr. Lamb's unique and effective approach to caring for those who have attempted suicide.
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In this episode, biblical counselor, podcaster, and author Christine Chappell discusses her new award-winning book, "Midnight Mercies: Walking with God through Depression in Motherhood." Christine discusses how the book came to be written and her amazing personal journey that makes this book unique. Named one of the top 12 Biblical Counseling Books of the Year for 2023.
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What is anxiety? What causes it? Is there a solution other than medication? In this episode, Dr. Warren Lamb compares and contrasts the clinical approach with the biblical approach and discusses why biblical soul care for anxiety is more viable. Part of the discussion include a case study of a person who still walks in freedom from debilitating anxiety.
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Dr. Mark Shaw is the founder of The Addiction Connection, a network of Commissioned Addictions Biblical Counselors (CABC) who offer the “Hope of the Gospel for the Heart of Addiction.” He is an author, speaker, ordained minister, teacher of the Word, and certified biblical counselor (ACBC), as well as a certified alcohol and drug addiction consultant (CADAC II). The discussion delves into the wonderful fruitfulness of the biblical soul care approach to dealing with addictions of all kinds.
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Dr. Julie Ganschow is the Founder and Director of Reigning Grace Biblical Counseling Center based in Liberty, MO. She is also the Founder and Director of Biblical Counseling for Women. She has been involved in Biblical Counseling and Discipleship for more than 25 years. A gifted counselor and teacher, Julie specializes in biblically counseling and providing biblical soul care for those suffering from trauma and domestic abuse. She is a frequent retreat and conference speaker.
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Pastor Paul Tautges, a thought-leader and key contributor of biblical counseling resources, discusses his newest book, "Remade: Embracing Your Complete Identity in Christ." His approach in "Remade," a 90-day devotional created to help us embrace our complete identity in Christ, focuses on the three aspects of our life that apply to us all: Saint, Sinner, and Sufferer.
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Reproductive loss is slowly becoming better understood and those impacted by it are experiencing better soul care these days, thanks, primarily to the efforts of Tanya Flores, Tricia Lewis, and God's servants involved with the Reproductive Loss Network. The co-founders join us to discuss the vision and mission of RLN, a bit about its history, and why this ministry is so vital in our day and times.
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Dr. Berger discusses his newest book, "The Schizophrenic Unicorn," which seeks to help explain the phenomenon commonly called "schizophrenia," and does so from both a clinical and a biblical perspective. Dr. Berger's exemplary scholarship and dynamic approach to examining and discussing mental health diagnoses in our times makes this a unique opportunity to hear him discuss these important matters with Dr. Lamb in a comfortable, understandable, and friendly manner.
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Is bipolar disorder a real thing, or is there something else going on? Why are anti-seizure medications prescribed for someone with this diagnosis? How does a biblical counselor provide effective care for someone with this diagnosis? Dr. Warren Lamb shares and discusses the hope and freedom that God has used him to help hundreds of suffers find through biblical soul care is shared and discussed, showing that there IS hope!
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Shannon McCoy shares her journey from a science-based career to a life dedicated to biblical counseling. Inviting listeners into her world, McCoy unravels the intersections between science, faith, and emotional healing through her personal experiences and professional counsel. She discusses getting caught in the aftermath of an unwanted divorce and disordered eating that resulted.
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Domestic oppression is the "seedbed that all other forms of abuse grow out of," according to Dr. Lamb. In this episode, he discusses his book, "Behind the Veil: Exposing the Evil of Domestic Oppression and Providing Hope." In it, he draws from his extensive experience in providing biblical counseling and soul care to thousands of survivors of domestic oppression and violence.
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In Part 2 of the discussion about domestic oppression, Dr. Warren Lamb touches on other key matters, like "Hiding in Plain Site," "How They Pull it Off," "The Heart of the Oppressor," "Rescuing the Oppressed," "Biblical Forgiveness," "Redeeming the Oppressor," and more.
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Thank you for listening to our first season of The Soul Care Podcast. Your support is encouraging and we hope you have been blessed by our content. Please feel free to leave us any comments you like. Hearing from you helps us plan better.
Season 2 will begin in September, but be on the lookout for our "Summer Shorts." These will be Casual, Comfortable, and Compact mini-episodes for your beach bag or your backpack, just for fun! |
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