Today on Sunburnt Souls: A Christian Mental Health Podcast, Pastor Dave Quak sits down with Dr. Stephen Beaumont, an expert in counselling and pastoral supervision, to unpack the complex transition of midlife. We challenge the notion of the "midlife crisis": Is it a legitimate psychological phenomenon for believers, or simply a cultural myth that ignores the opportunity for Christian growth?
Understanding the Midlife Transition for Christians
For believers in their 40s to 60s, this stage can bring significant changes—career shifts, evolving family relationships, aging parents, and deep moments of self-reflection about faith and purpose. Dr. Beaumont helps us explore the reality of this life stage:
How to Navigate Midlife with Faith and Wisdom
Instead of viewing midlife as a season of crisis, Dr. Beaumont shares healthy spiritual and mental health practices for embracing it as a time of renewal and deeper purpose. This discussion is vital for Christian men and women facing this transition:
Listen Now: If you've ever felt yourself thinking, "What the heck is happening to me?", this episode offers a faith-informed guide to moving beyond the crisis and stepping into a season of growth.
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