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Season 3: Episode 19 | Inside Out: A Mental Health Theology Big Enough to Hold the Dark

Mental Health in the Church: What the Church Is Unprepared For, and Why It Matters Mental health in the church is one of the most underprepared and underacknowledged gaps in Christian community, and for families living inside a mental health crisis, that gap has real and sometimes devastating consequences. This episode is personal. Kristen reads […]

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Sabbath as Resistance

Season 3: Episode 3 | Take a Break: Hamilton, Sabbath, and the Resistance of Rest

Sabbath as Resistance: When the Empire Wants You Exhausted Sabbath as Resistance?The empire wants you exhausted. Because exhausted people don’t resist, they can only survive. This week, we’re talking about rest as resistance. Not self-care. Not work-life balance. But Sabbath as protest against a system that defines your worth by your productivity. We explore: How

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Ep. 18 The Other Side of Adoption: Systems, Families, Trauma, and Hope

Welcome to the first episode of Summer Snippets! In this episode, we look at the complex topic of adoption, focusing on the unplanned removal of children from their families and the systemic issues within the foster care system. We’ll discuss these children’s challenges, the importance of family reunification, and potential solutions for creating a more

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Generational Trauma and The Lie

Generational trauma is a term that resonates deeply, especially when we consider its impact on communities throughout history. As we explore the connections between trauma, race, and mental health, we uncover the profound effects of systemic issues like poverty, discrimination, and lack of access to care. This journey leads us to confront uncomfortable truths about our past and present, urging us to acknowledge the resilience found within marginalized communities. Join me as we delve into the complexities of trauma, the importance of understanding our history, and the hope that emerges from resilience and faith in the face of adversity.

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