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CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetLoneliness: How to Find Connection in a Disconnected WorldIn this episode, CCEF faculty discuss the different ways we can experience loneliness, particularly within church community. They explore the importance of recognizing and addressing these emotions, as well as finding ways to move toward those on the margins. They consider some helpful practices and insights on how to navigate loneliness, such as viewing others as family, taking one step at a time, moving outward, and being honesty before the Lord. Related resources: Pushing through Loneliness to Contentment | Conference session by Cecelia Bernhardt Caring for One Another: 8 Ways to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships | Book by Ed Welch...2025-05-1936 min
CCEF Blogcast"10 Ideas for Better Conversations" by Ed WelchMost of us would like to learn how to have better conversations with those around us, but we don't know how to improve in these skills. Listen as Ed Welch considers 10 simple ways to improve our conversation skills in an effort to grow in our care for others. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. 2025-05-1605 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetNavigating the Complexity of Church RelationshipsIn this episode, CCEF faculty explore the challenges and expectations that come with church relationships. They discuss the importance of clear communication, understanding different personalities, and the role of vulnerability in fostering meaningful connections. They emphasize how our future hope and the steadfast friendship of Jesus are a source of comfort and strength in navigating these relationships. Related resources: - Caring for One Another: 8 Ways to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships | Book by Ed Welch - Community: A Struggle to Fit | Blog post by Darby Strickland - Expecting Less from Church | Blog post by Ed Welch2025-05-0538 minCCEF Blogcast"The Messages We Receive" by Lauren WhitmanMessages about who we are—our identity—are powerful. Listen as Lauren Whitman reads her blog about the messages we receive from others and from the Lord and how they shape our identity. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-05-0207 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetFinding Ways to Engage with the BibleIn this episode, CCEF faculty discuss the common struggle of engaging with Scripture, especially during difficult seasons. They consider God's patience and gracious intent for our Scripture reading, what it means to engage with the Word even when we don't hunger for it, and creative ways to engage with Scripture, such as through art or memorization. The conversation emphasizes the long-term nature of engaging with the Bible and the significance of community in fostering a deeper connection with God's Word. Related resources: A Host of Scripture for Every Hardship | Podcast episode by Alasdair Groves Restoring Hearts...2025-04-2133 minCCEF Blogcast"The Day God Held Lot's Hand" by Ed WelchIn his blog, Ed Welch considers one well-known story in Scripture, drawing out a lesser known act of God's great mercy in the story. You can read the blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-04-1805 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetOvercoming Discouragement: The Role of Scripture, Community & EnduranceIn this episode, CCEF faculty discuss discouragement and its various dimensions. They emphasize the importance of language in articulating discouragement and how honest expression can lead to deeper conversations with God. The conversation also delves into scriptural insights that provide hope and encouragement, highlighting the role of endurance and prayer. Mentioned in this episode: Looking for biblical counseling training? Check out Westminster Theological Seminary's Master of Arts in Counseling, offered in collaboration with CCEF faculty. You can learn more at wts.edu/mac. Related resources: - "Blessed are those who are weary of the...2025-04-0735 minCCEF Blogcast"Look for the Glimmers" by Esther LiuListen as Esther Liu talks about how noticing glimmers of God's kindness in our days is important when we walk through suffering. You can read the blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-04-0404 minCCEF Blogcast"Is It Sinful to Keep a Record of Wrongs?" by Darby StricklandIs it sinful to keep a record of how others have hurt us? Darby Strickland explains why recording a list of wrongs can actually be a helpful tool in working with victims of abuse, as it helps them sort through ongoing patterns of abuse. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" b...2025-03-2108 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetAnxiety & the Body: Understanding the Physical Aspects of AnxietyIn this episode, CCEF faculty explore the interplay between anxiety and the body, discussing personal experiences and insights. They consider the impact of past experiences on anxiety responses, the significance of community, and practical strategies for navigating anxiety in the moment. Mentioned in this episode: Learn more about our upcoming conference: To Live Is Christ: The Life & Ministry of Paul, where we'll consider not so much the content of Paul's theology, but rather how he did ministry. We'll ask the question, What does it look like when someone does ministry with Jesus at the center of everything...2025-03-1741 minCCEF Blogcast"An Open Letter to a Discouraged Saint" by Mike EmletListen as Mike Emlet reads his blog titled “An Open Letter to a Discouraged Saint,” in which he seeks to remind us of God’s unchangeable love. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-03-0707 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetGod & Anxiety: Turning to Him for a Deeper ConnectionIn this episode, CCEF faculty share personal experiences of anxiety and consider how it manifests in many different ways. They share insights from Scripture and talk about how anxiety is a continual opportunity for conversation with the Lord. Mentioned in this episode: Check out the CCEF Blogcast, where CCEF authors read their own blogs. Find it on your favorite podcast app: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Podcast | Amazon Podcast Related resources: - Free Audio for Anxiety- A Small Book for the Anxious Heart | Book by Ed Welch - Running Scared: Fear, Worry & the...2025-03-0333 minCCEF Blogcast"I Am Not Okay" by Todd StrydListen as Todd Stryd reads his blog titled “I Am Not Okay,” in which he contrasts God’s voice with the voice of self-hatred. You can read his blog here. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-02-2106 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetFinding Hope in Psalms of LamentIn this episode, CCEF faculty share personal experiences and insights on how psalms of lament provide a framework for expressing sorrow and confusion, emphasizing the importance of honesty in prayer. The conversation explores the difference between lamenting and grumbling, highlighting the relational aspect of lamenting to God, who is compassionate and welcomes us to bring our suffering to him. Related resources: Become a Psalmist | Blog by Ed Welch Psalms 42 & 43 | Podcast episode by Mike Emlet & Alasdair Groves How Lament Leads to Rest | Conference session by Mark Vroegop Am I Doing This Right? What Lamentations Teaches Us about Rest | JBC article by T...2025-02-1729 minCCEF Blogcast"Words: A Hidden Weapon of Domestic Abuse" by Darby StricklandListen as Darby Strickland reads her blog titled “Words: A Hidden Weapon of Domestic Abuse.” Darby discusses verbal abuse and the reasons why it may be harder to discern than other forms of abuse. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-02-0708 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture Meet[NEW] Navigating Conflict: Insights from Biblical CounselingWe’re excited to be back with a new edition of the podcast! Join Alasdair Groves, Esther Liu, Gunner Gundersen, and Darby Strickland twice a month, on every 1st and 3rd Monday, as they discuss various topics, always seeking to bring the riches of Scripture to bear on the complexities of life. In today’s episode, “Navigating Conflict: Insights from Biblical Counseling,” CCEF faculty discuss the complexities of conflict, exploring its emotional toll, the normalcy of it a broken world, and how the Lord speaks into and transforms our experience. They conclude with some practical ways we can move toward others an...2025-02-0330 minCCEF Blogcast"Sexual Intimacy in Marriage: A Joint Trust" by Aaron SironiListen as Aaron Sironi reads his blog titled “Sexual Intimacy in Marriage: A Joint Trust.” Aaron considers Paul’s words to the Corinthians about what it means to flourish in marital intimacy. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-01-2408 minCCEF Blogcast"Just-Around-the-Corner Spirituality" by Mike EmletListen as Mike Emlet reads his blog titled “Just-Around-the-Corner Spirituality.” Mike considers our tendency toward future thinking and discontentment. Instead, he advocates for today as the ideal context for Christian growth. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2025-01-1006 minCCEF Blogcast"An Open Letter to a Distressed Sufferer" by Mike EmletListen as Mike Emlet reads his blog titled “An Open Letter to a Distressed Sufferer,” in which he seeks to encourage the downcast. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-12-2705 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetDaily Bread: Today’s Strength for Anxious PeopleWould you consider donating to CCEF to help us continue to provide the church with resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life? You can give at ccef.org/donate. Today’s episode is a session from our national conference a few years ago on anxiety. This session is by Ed Welch and is titled “Daily Bread: Today’s Strength for Anxious People.” Ed talks about God’s invitation in anxiety to come to him and find strength for today.2024-12-1540 minCCEF Blogcast"Psalm 90 & 'Doing the Best That I Can'" by Todd StrydListen as Todd Stryd reads his blog titled “Psalm 90 and ‘Doing the Best That I Can.’” Todd describes how this phrase is actually akin to praying that God would “establish the work of my hands.” You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-12-1307 min
The Tyranny of HopeDivorce Recovery During the HolidaysIn this episode of The Tyranny of Hope, West Breedlove explores the journey of divorce recovery, especially during the holidays, a time that often magnifies the challenges of grief, loneliness, and stigma. With practical advice this resource offers encouragement and actionable steps to navigate this difficult season. Topics include managing big emotions, setting boundaries, creating new traditions, finding gratitude amidst grief, and overcoming the stigma of divorce in Christian communities. This episode offers support, emphasizing God’s grace, hope, and healing.
Here are some helpful resources for divorce recovery, especially from a Christian perspective:...2024-11-2914 minCCEF Blogcast"Enduring in the Midst of Depression" by Ed WelchListen as Ed Welch reads his blog titled “Enduring in the Midst of Depression.” Ed reflects on the results of a survey on depression, highlighting the testimony of many saints who’ve clung to Jesus. Listen for some practical encouragement in the struggle of depression. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Desi...2024-11-2920 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetCreated to Do Good WorkToday’s episode is a free session from the 2024 National Conference: Rest. The session is by Aaron Sironi and is titled “Created to Do Good Work.” It considers the goodness of work and how it relates to rest in the cycle and rhythm of our lives. You can find more audio from our rest conference at ccef.org/2024.2024-11-1544 minCCEF Blogcast"A Family Vacation, a Broken Transmission & a God Who is With Us" by Aaron SironiListen as Aaron Sironi reads his blog titled “A Family Vacation, a Broken Transmission, and a God Who is With Us.” Aaron tells a story about a time he and his family went on a camping trip only to have their car break down. He shares what they learned about God’s care and presence. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubl...2024-11-1508 min
GrantTalkGrantTalk Ep 30 | Cherokee County Educational Foundation Grants for Teachers | Lisa-Marie Haygood💡Welcome to Episode 30 of GrantTalk! In today’s episode, Libby Hikind, founder of GrantWatch, sits down with Lisa-Marie Haygood, Director of the Cherokee County Educational Foundation in Georgia. They explore the Foundation’s mission, innovative grant programs, and ways to support teachers, students, and educational staff. Stick around for invaluable grant-writing tips from these seasoned experts!
📝 🎉 About Cherokee County Educational Foundation The Cherokee County Educational Foundation (CCEF) emerged during the 2010 recession to support teachers and students when public funding fell short. Since then, they’ve been helping fund resources for educators and school personnel, ensuring students have access to top-q...2024-11-1313 minCCEF Blogcast"Community: A Struggle to Fit" by Darby StricklandListen as Darby Strickland reads her blog titled “Community: A Struggle to Fit.” Darby considers God’s good design for his people to live in community. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-11-0105 minCCEF Blogcast"God Comes Close" by Ed WelchListen as Ed Welch reads his blog titled “God Comes Close,” in which he reflects on God’s presence as the greatest reassurance to anxious people. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-10-1804 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetSample Lecture: Pursue & Know PeopleToday’s episode is an audio lecture from one of our online courses, Helping Relationships, which is taught by Ed Welch. This lecture is titled “Pursue & Know People” and it covers one of the foundational ideas to this course and to all of biblical counseling: that we aim to know people well and pursue them like Jesus. Registration for this course is open through December 3. Register at ccef.org/school. The CCEF School of Biblical Counseling offers 6 courses that make up 2 certificates designed to equip you for biblical counseling. Our students include pastors, elders, ministry leader...2024-10-1542 minCCEF Blogcast"The Beauty of 'I'm Trying'" by Esther LiuListen as Esther Liu reads her blog titled “The Beauty of ‘I’m Trying.’” Esther considers how even our weakest efforts—if they are sincere—are beautiful to God. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-09-2707 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetCreated to Draw Near: Beyond Devotional DoldrumsToday’s episode is a session from our 2020 National Conference: Created to Draw Near. The session is by Mike Emlet and is titled “Beyond Devotional Doldrums: Using Scripture and Prayer to Foster Intimacy with God.” Emlet discusses some practices to faithfully and creatively engage in Scripture reading and prayer, which are two means God has provided for believers to regularly draw near to him and strengthen our faith. We’re looking forward to our 2024 National Conference: Rest in just a few weeks! There’s still time to register for the conference in-person and virtually. Learn more at ccef.org/22024-09-1650 minCCEF Blogcast"'He Knows All about It': C. S. Lewis & Psalm 103" by Todd StrydListen as Todd Stryd reads his blog titled ““He Knows All about It”: C. S. Lewis and Psalm 103.” Todd shares an excerpt from Mere Christianity that considers God’s compassion toward us, even in the face of temptation. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-09-1308 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetReplay: RestThis fall we’re taking a longer break from the podcast while we work on a new format with more frequent episodes. We’re excited to launch that in 2025! In the meantime, we’ll be sharing some previously released resources with you. Today’s episode is a rerun of an episode we released a few years ago titled “Rest.” We hope you’re encouraged by this episode to draw near to the God of rest. Mentioned in this episode: We’re thinking a lot about rest as we prepare for our national conference on the topic. We hope y...2024-09-0427 minCCEF Blogcast"What Does the Bible Say about Rest?" by Lauren WhitmanListen as Lauren Whitman reads her blog titled “What Does the Bible Say about Rest?” in which she explores the theme of rest told throughout the story of Scripture. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-08-3009 minCCEF Blogcast"A New Prayer for Anxiety" by Esther LiuListen as Esther Liu reads her blog titled “A New Prayer for Anxiety,” in which she shares a time recently when she was moved to pray a different prayer in the face of anxious moments. You can read her blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin. 2024-08-1607 minCCEF Blogcast"When Your Mind Gets Stuck" by Ed Welch Listen as Ed Welch reads his blog titled “When Your Mind Gets Stuck,” in which he considers one strategy for dealing with unwanted, persistent thoughts. You can read his blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin.2024-08-0206 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetTrauma: When Death Intrudes by Ed Welch (Bonus Episode)Enjoy a bonus episode while we’re on break over the summer! This episode is a recording of Ed Welch's plenary session from the 2023 National Conference: Trauma. This year's national conference will explore the topic of rest: a foundational way of living out the Christian life that can only be learned from Christ and put into practice amid the challenges of daily life. Learn more and register at ccef.org/2024. To receive a $25 discount on your in-person registration, use the code “podcast” at checkout. This discount is valid through the end of August 2024. Find a...2024-07-1944 minCCEF Blogcast"Winning Your Child's Heart with Winsome Words" by Darby Strickland2024-07-1906 minCCEF Blogcast"We Are All Late Bloomers" by Lauren Whitman Listen as Lauren Whitman reads her blog titled “We Are All Late Bloomers,” in which she encourages the Christian who feels discouraged about their spiritual growth. You can read the blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin.2024-07-0805 minCCEF Blogcast"Good Cop, Bad Cop in the Home" by Ed Welch Listen as Ed Welch reads his blog titled “Good Cop, Bad Cop in the Home.” Ed discusses what it looks like to be united as husband and wife in parenting, for the glory of God and the good of each other and our children. You can read the blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Desig...2024-06-2106 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetAnswering Your Questions on EmotionsIn this last episode of our miniseries on emotions, Alasdair Groves answers 11 questions submitted by our listeners. We hope these answers are edifying to you! You can read a transcript of this episode here. Mentioned in this episode: We’re excited to be doing a giveaway of some CCEF-branded items! To enter, visit ccef.org/podcast-giveaway. Winners will be chosen and notified via email on July 5. Are you looking for an answer to a particular question? See timestamps below to jump to that part of the episode. How does a Christian deal with a tendency to struggle with joy and happin...2024-06-1458 minCCEF Blogcast"Shepherding Children through Exposure to Pornography" by Darby Strickland2024-06-0709 min
Speak The TruthEP. 141 Experiencing Biblical Counseling and Supervision W/CCEF JBC Writer, Speaker, and Biblical Counselor - Kristin Silva LinderExperiencing Biblical Counseling with Kristin Silva LinderIn this episode of the 'Speak the Truth', the hosts welcome Kristin Silva Linder, a biblical counselor and writer based in Portland, Oregon. They discuss the joys and challenges of practicing biblical counseling in a region with fewer Christians compared to places like Texas. Kristin shares her journey into counseling, the cultural dynamics of Portland, and the importance of integrating biblical truths into counseling sessions. The conversation also highlights the significance of having supervision in counseling, as well as the necessity of spiritual disciplines among believers. Furthermore...2024-06-0338 minCCEF Blogcast"Grace from the God Who Guards Your Life" by Lauren Whitman Listen as Lauren Whitman reads her blog titled “Grace from the God Who Guards Your Life.” Lauren tells about a time she observed a lifeguard and how it reminded her of the God who stands ready to rescue and guard us, no matter how far we’ve strayed. You can read the blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Mus...2024-05-2407 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetNew Podcast: Introducing the CCEF BlogcastToday we’re excited to share with you a recent project we’ve been working on. We started a new podcast called the CCEF Blogcast, where CCEF faculty read their own blogs. We hope you enjoy this special episode as Ed Welch reads his blog, “Become a Psalmist.” For more content like this, check out the CCEF Blogcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin2024-04-2204 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetJesus & AngerHow can understanding Jesus’ emotions help us understand our own? Listen as Alasdair Groves focuses on one particular emotion which Jesus felt: anger, which we see in Scripture is often directed at the things that turn people away from him. “Jesus is angry about anything that pulls his people away from him, that pulls his people away from their home, the place of life, the house of the living God, where he is leading us to dwell forever and ever.” Mentioned in this episode: We recently released a new podcast called the CCEF Blogcast! Listen as CCEF a...2024-04-0120 min
CCEF Blogcast"Become a Psalmist" by Ed WelchListen as Ed Welch reads his blog titled “Become a Psalmist,” in which he invites us to speak honest words to the Lord, who is honored to hear what is on our hearts. You can read this blog here. CCEF (the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation) exists to restore Christ to counseling and counseling to the church. To learn more about biblical counseling and to find more resources that mine the treasures of Scripture for the troubles of life, visit ccef.org. Music: "Created by Design" by Cody Martin 2024-03-0104 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetJesus & CompassionHow can understanding Jesus’ emotions help us understand our own? Listen as Alasdair Groves focuses on one particular emotion which Jesus felt: compassion, an ache on the heart that presses toward action to make things better.“ God sees our frantic bleating, living like sheep without a shepherd, harassed and helpless. He is a good shepherd, and he has compassion on his sheep, even especially where we struggle to have compassion for others.” Mentioned in this podcast: We're excited to announce the 2024 CCEF National Conference on the topic of rest. Learn more and register at ccef.org/nc24. This is episode 3 in a minis...2024-03-0116 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetJesus & DreadHow can understanding Jesus’ emotions help us understand our own? Listen as Alasdair Groves focuses on one particular emotion which Jesus felt, just hours before his crucifixion: dread. How does Jesus’ experience of dread encourage us in our own experience of it? Mentioned in this podcast: Head to ccef.org/school to register for Dynamics of Biblical Change, one of our foundational courses, in the March 2024 term. Pricing increases after February 5, so register soon for the discount! This is episode 2 in a miniseries on emotions (listen to episode 1 here). Do you have any questions about emotions? You can email us at podca...2024-02-0119 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetA Host of Scriptures for Every HardshipSometimes Scripture feels dry, distant, or impersonal. How do we apply Scripture in these times? How do we take hold of a cup of cold water when we are most thirsty? Listen as Alasdair Groves discusses what it looks like to bring Scripture to bear on our sufferings and struggles, using several examples from his own life. Related resources: Shaking Off Some Lifelessness with the Psalms | Blog post by Ed Welch https://www.ccef.org/shaking-off-some-lifelessness-with-the-psalms How Do You Personally Engage with Scripture? | Podcast episode by Alasdair Groves & Mike Emlet https://www.ccef.org/podcast/how-do-you-personally-engage-with-scripture Ta...2023-12-0128 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetWeak FaithDo you ever feel guilty about how small or weak your faith is? Listen as Alasdair Groves talks about weak faith, primarily considering an example from Peter, one of Jesus’ own disciples. “It's not about the strength of your faith. It's about the strength of the Savior. It's about the strength of the one who can pull you out of the dark waters and bring you back to the boat. Even the tiniest little bit of faith is God's gift to us anyway.” Related resources: The Way of Wisdom in Weakness & Self-Doubt | Conference talk by Esther Liu https://www.ccef.org/sessi...2023-11-0121 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetLaziness “We can become blind to the goodness of what God is calling us to, the fact that his call to obedience is a call to the path of life, not the path of death. When our drudgery becomes our view of what’s happening here, if we see it as him against us or calling us to something that’s not good for us, we’ve lost some ability to perceive what is true.” Why do we struggle to do the things God has given us to do? How do we fight laziness or procrastination and move forward into the hard but re...2023-10-0121 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetThe Physical Comfort of Words“When you offer normal, mundane, simple, best-you-can-do words of love and encouragement to somebody in their struggles, there is actually a physiological impact you are having on that person. When you offer words of comfort, you are literally changing something about their body.” We’re excited to launch season 4 with a discussion on how the words we speak to one another can actually have physical effects for good. Related resources: Words of Counsel | JBC article by Pierce Taylor Hibbs https://www.ccef.org/my-account/jbc/2702/words-of-counsel-part-1-a-biblical-theological-foundation/ The Power of Words | JBC article by Paul David Tripp https://www.ccef.org/jbc_ar...2023-09-0114 min
Safe to HopeDomestic Sexual Abuse - Contributor - Season 2 Episode 6Is ‘trauma-informed’ only a secular concept? What is Darby’s upcoming book about? How is 1 Peter 3:1-6 misapplied? Darby Strickland is back to discuss hope and care-filled biblical counsel for women devastated by sexual abuse in marriage. Darby will have abundant wealth to share on these and other topics with us. Subscribe to HelpHer's New Releases email list https://www.helpherresources.com/subscribetonewreleasesFor details on the CCEF Conference on Trauma, Virginia Beach, visit https://www.ccef.org/conference/2023-national-conference/If you want to know more about domestic abuse I sugges...2023-07-2555 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetMaking Sense of Self-Pity“It is hard to speak to the Lord about your sufferings and to lament and to honestly go to him and say, ‘Lord, this is hurting in my heart, on my soul.’ We rarely step into relationship in that way, and it's a struggle. It's a challenge, and it's a good, right, excellent challenge to come to him as the one who really does care.” What is self-pity, and how should we view it? How can we turn our self-pity into godly lament that engages honestly with the Lord? Listen as Alasdair Groves discusses self-pity and considers what to do when we o...2023-06-0126 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetDoes Love Always Trust?“Only the Lord is deserving of full, utter trust. We have a God we can trust 100% in every situation to be who he says he will be. And that means we can always trust whatever he’s up to in another person.” What does it mean that “love trusts all things,” as 1 Corinthians 13:7 says? How do we show an appropriate level of trust in others, and when are the times we shouldn’t? Listen as Alasdair Groves discusses what it means that “love always trusts.” Related resources: Rebuilding Broken Trust | Journal article by Alasdair Groves https://www.ccef.org/jbc_article/rebuilding...2023-05-0123 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetBonus Episode: Collin Hansen on Tim KellerAlasdair Groves speaks with Collin Hansen about his new book, Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation, and the influences on Tim Keller, which included CCEF and David Powlison. Collin Hansen is the vice president for content and editor in chief of The Gospel Coalition, as well as executive director of The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. Mentioned in the podcast: "Idols of the Heart and 'Vanity Fair'" | Journal article by David Powlison. Read it here for free: https://www.ccef.org/idols-heart-and-vanity-fair/ 2023-04-1446 min
Tuning the BowScreen Time vs. Family TimeOur digital world is covered in screens, so it is hard to avoid them altogether. Tim and Matt want to help you understand what is at stake in what your kids are watching or reading about on their devices. They will also give some helpful starting points so you can begin to utilize what they are seeing for the glory of God.Passages – Matthew 6:19-23; 1 John 2:15-17Resources – "Communicate with Teens" – CCEF"Flirting with the Law" – CCEF"Taming Technology" – ACBCMessage us through Buzzsprout here!2023-04-1138 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetThe Church Is Doing Better than We ThinkWhen we think about the state of the church today, the negatives often come to mind. While there is much to be grieved about and much change that needs to take place, there is much to be encouraged by when you look at how God is working through local churches around the world. Listen as Alasdair Groves considers some of the reasons not to give up on the church. "The church has been through a thousand seasons where it's torn itself apart over the ages. But grace is always the center. God's love is always the center that draws his p...2023-04-0122 min
Tending the VineEpisode 15 - The Ways We HideAs we grow in paying attention to the ways we are hiding we also learn to see how shame shows up in so many parts of our lives.
Recommended resources:
- Course available through Trellis Counselling: Uncovering Shame and Guilt, by CCEF (see also: https://www.ccef.org/curriculum/uncovering-shame-guilt-curriculum/)
- Book by Ed Welch, Shame Interrupted: How God lifts the pain of worthlessness and rejection.
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The Bounce with Bob LepineUnpacking the Complexity of Emotions with Alasdair GrovesOn this episode of The Bounce, Bob Lapine interviews Allister Groves, President of the Christian Counseling and Education Foundation (CCEF), to discuss the book Untangling Emotions. Allister speaks to the importance of modeling healthy and godly emotions as pastors and exploring the emotions of those in the Bible, such as David and Peter. Bob and Allister then discuss how the book challenges the idea of having an "A-list" and "B-list" of emotions and how Jesus expresses a range of emotions which can be seen in the Bible."If you love Jesus, if you love his church, if...2023-03-0743 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetAre You Over It?What does it mean to “get over something”? After enduring a difficult situation, how do we know if we’ve processed it wisely? Listen as Alasdair Groves discusses some steps we can consider as we grieve and heal. Check out our free resource included with this podcast! Use the code “podcast” at checkout to receive your free article. “‘I’ll Never Get Over It’: Help for the Aggrieved” by David Powlison https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/ill-never-get-help-aggrieved/2023-03-0122 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetWhen You Feel NumbWhat do we do when we don’t seem to feel much emotion? How can we understand this experience, and what is God’s call to us in it? Listen as Alasdair Groves talks about the experience of numb emotions. “Each one of us will face different struggles, but for each of us, there's an opportunity to walk toward the Lord and walk toward each other. If you experience a lack of emotion, that in and of itself is always an opportunity to speak to the Lord and to speak to others.” Related resources: Untangling Emotions | Book by Alasdair Groves and Winsto...2023-02-0120 min
SOLA Network154: Writing Advice with Esther Liu, Author of “Shame: Being Known and Loved”Esther Liu’s book Shame: Being Known and Loved made it to both SOLA Network’s Best Christian Books by Asian American Authors in 2022 and SOLA content curator Aaron Lee’s “My Favorite Asian American Christian Books I Read in 2022.”
In this interview with Aaron, Esther shares more of the practical part of being an author—the actual writing of the book. She gives advice on how aspiring authors can tackle writing. We hope this encourages writers to continue to share their perspectives and create stories for the glory of God.
Video a...2023-01-2506 minSOLA Network151: Writing About Shame: An Interview with “Shame” Author Esther LiuA flush of heat floods your face and neck. You want to hide, escape, or melt down into the floor—you feel ashamed. Shame is worse than embarrassment. It affects your identity, making you want to hide parts or even all of yourself. But the way to combat shame isn’t to “fix” yourself or cover your misdeeds—it is to be truly known and loved.
That is the message of Esther Liu’s book Shame: Being Known and Loved. Her 31-day devotional explains how Jesus gently asks us to bring our shame into the light. He...2022-12-1224 min
Let's Parent on Purpose: Christian Marriage, Parenting, and DiscipleshipEp. 306: How To Get The Most Out Of Counseling with Eliza HuieAt some point, one or more members of our family will likely need the help of a professional counselor. How can you make sure you are getting the most out of your time with a counselor? Eliza Huie joins me once again to walk through the differences between counselors, therapists, psychologist, and psychiatrists. She gives her top three tips for how to maximize the time and value you get out of counseling. Eliza also shares her recommendations for where to search for solid, biblical counseling. The Christian Counseling and Education Foundation: https://www.ccef.org...2022-12-0430 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetWhen God Is Silent“Sometimes, we will listen and we will hear silence. We will look around, and we will not see him or what he is up to, and we will not know what to make of our circumstances, but here’s what we do know: we walk with the God who preserves his people. The God who stores our tears in a bottle is the God who knows our names and who shapes our names and our circumstances and will always be among us.” What do we do when God is silent? How do we have hope when it feels like he is abse...2022-12-0115 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetDon’t Lead Your Wife; Serve Her“One of your greatest goals as a man whom the Lord has called into marriage is to maximize your wife’s opportunities to use her gifts within the context of her life and community. You ask, 'How can I help her flourish?' That is serving her; that is leading her." Scripture calls husbands to lead their wives. But what does this look like? How do we know if we’re leading our wives well? Listen as Alasdair Groves talks about what it looks like to focus on serving our wives rather than focusing on our role as leader. Related resource...2022-11-0117 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetWhen You Can't Sleep“We have a God who loves, cares, and knows, and I can rest utterly in the hope that he will be with me, he will walk with me, and he will provide. He will care for every last moment of my day tomorrow as I am exhausted.” Do you ever have nights where you can’t sleep? Whatever the reason may be, struggling to sleep is a form of suffering. Alasdair Groves explores what it looks like to lean on the Lord when we can’t sleep, assured that he is near and he cares. Related resources: “Rest” | Podcast episode by Alasdair Gr...2022-10-0116 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetGrief Is Worship“We do grieve, but we don't grieve without hope. Our grief is a hopeful grief. The losses we sustain and experience in this life are hope-filled because of Jesus, because we have a hope that transcends death itself. We have a God who is redeeming all of creation.”In the first episode of season 3, Alasdair Groves talks about how grief is not something to run from, be ashamed of, or try to get rid of, but grief is an invitation to worship God as the giver of every good gift. Related resources: “Grief Undone: Walking through Grief alongside the Spirit” | Conferenc...2022-09-0119 min
Too Busy to FlushDecentering, Suffering, & Prayers for CatsCloseness Comes Through Fire: How Suffering Conforms Us to Christ, Ed Welch (Article - DesiringGod.org)Ten Things To Do During Suffering, Ed Welch (Blog- CCEF.org)What Not To Say To Those That are Suffering, Ed Welch (Blog- CCEF.org)Them Before Us (Website)Dear Katy, Katy Faust (Short Video Series- Canavox.com)Too Busy to Flush Telegram GroupGet $10 in Bitcoin! (Gemini App)Pique Tea - Referral Link (Website)
Too Busy to Flush Telegram GroupSend us a Postcard2022-08-1758 min
15:14 - Biblical Counseling CoalitionDr. Mike Emlet (Rebroadcast)Dr. Mike Emlet is a BCC Council Member and faculty member at CCEF (Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation). He holds an MD from the University of Pennsylvania and an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary. He worked as a family physician for over ten years before joining CCEF. Mike has counseled for many years and is the author of CrossTalk: Where Life and Scripture Meet, which explores the use of Scripture in counseling, Descriptions and Prescriptions: A Biblical Perspective on Psychiatric Diagnoses and Medications, and most recently Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners: Loving Others as God Loves Us. Mike is married to...2022-08-1345 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetBonus Episode: A Counselor's View of Cultural ChaosEnjoy a bonus episode while we’re on break over the summer! This episode is a recording of Alasdair Groves’ plenary session from the 2021 National Conference: Modern Problems. This year's National Conference: The Way of Wisdom will explore Old Testament wisdom literature in light of Jesus, the true wisdom of God. Learn more and register at ccef.org/2022. To receive a $25 discount on your in-person registration, use the code “podcast” at checkout. This discount is valid through the end of August 2022. Find all the sessions from our 2021 National Conference: Modern Problems here: https://www.ccef.o...2022-06-1742 min
Grand Est ÉcoLe réseau des CCEF en Grand EstLes Conseillers du commerce extérieur de la France, un réseau de 4 500 dirigeants présents partout dans le monde au service de l’attractivité de la France et de l’internationalisation des entreprises françaises.
Coup de projecteur sur le réseau des CCEF en Grand Est, avec Anne Vetter-Tifrit, sa nouvelle présidente.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2022-05-1426 min
The Berean BookclubEp4. Idols of the Heart and Vanity Fair by David PowlisonIn this fourth episode of the Berean Bookclub, we change things up a little as we talk through an article by the late David Powlison: Idols of the Heart and Vanity FairPowlison is a writer, professor and Biblical Counsellor who has worked for Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) since 78'. 'Idols of the heart, and Vanity Fair' was first published in 91' then again in 95' followed by a revised version in 2013. It's an article about the inner workings of the human heart. In Powlison's own words, he explores one weighty question: "How is sin...2022-05-1232 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetCan We Love Someone but Not Like Them?“We should never be content with, ‘I love that person but I don’t like them.’ That should always be a call to press deeper, to seek to love in ways that lead us toward a greater tenderness and affection.” In our 8th and final episode of season 2, Alasdair Groves explores the phrase, “I love you but I don’t like you.” Is it helpful, harmful, or potentially both? How can we engage with someone whom we love but don’t “like” in a particular moment or season? How can we both love someone and be passionate for their growth in godliness? How did J...2022-05-0520 minTending the VineEpisode 7 - Emotions (Part 2)Exploring emotions from a biblical perspective and beginning to develop a theology of emotions. Part 2.
Recommended Resources:
CCEF, Alisdair Groves'Negative Emotions Part 1 & 2' - https://www.ccef.org/podcast/negative-emotions/ (Part 1); https://www.ccef.org/podcast/negative-emotions-part-2/ (Part 2)
Book: Untangling Emotions: by Alisdair Groves and Winston T Smith
2022-04-2719 min
CCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetHow Do We Think Biblically About Personality Tests? "Anything that presses us forward towards each other with a desire to know the Lord and know his people and know how to love better is going to be helpful. Better to be thinking and reflecting more rather than less if you’re doing it with love and humility and the desire for wisdom.” How do we think biblically about personality tests? Are they helpful, harmful, or potentially both? Does Scripture have anything to say about personality? In this episode, Alasdair Groves discusses these questions and more. Related resources: “Personality Tests” podcast episode by Ed Welch: https://www.ccef.org/p...2022-04-0718 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetHow Do We Think Biblically About Conversion Therapy?What is conversion therapy and how do we think biblically about it? How do we engage with and offer the hope found in Christ to those struggling with same-sex attraction, transgenderism, and other LGBTQ+ issues? How do we navigate our role as disciplers in a world where the definition of “counselor” is increasingly broad? In this episode, Alasdair Groves discusses these questions and more through the lens of a biblical counselor. Check out other CCEF resources on these topics: “The Silence is Deafening: Understanding and Welcoming Those with Same-Sex Attraction” conference talk by Mike Emlet: https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/th...2022-03-1022 min
Psicología Bíblica16. Parte 2: Piensa globalmente, actúa localmenteEn este episodio enfrentamos la dificultad de conectar la Biblia con las realidades de las personas. También consideramos qué características tiene un pasaje bíblico oportuno. Compra el artículo original en inglés la página de CCEF: https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/jbc-volume-22-1-pdf/
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🎙La Biblia para Fulana y Zu...2022-03-0430 minPsicología Bíblica15. Parte 1: Piensa globalmente, actúa localmenteEn este episodio enfrentamos la dificultad de conectar la Biblia con las realidades de las personas. También consideramos qué características tiene un pasaje bíblico oportuno. Compra el artículo original en inglés la página de CCEF: https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/jbc-volume-22-1-pdf/
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🎙La Biblia pa...2022-03-0341 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetWhat Does It Mean to "Look for the Good"?Through the specific example of video game addiction, Alasdair Groves illustrates a broader skill fundamental to biblical counseling: learning to see and draw out what is good, even in the midst of someone making a mess of their life. “In Hebrews 10, the Lord calls us as Christians to spur one another on to love and good deeds. That's an invitation to an incredible wealth of creativity as believers in thinking about how to apply this passage. Finding the traces of good in someone's bad decisions is one way of growing and being able to spur people on to love and goo...2022-02-1018 min
The Rod 'n Staff Podcast69: Let‘s talk about some conferences - Part 2In this episode, Jason interviews Roger about the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) national conference that he attended last month.
Books referenced:
Good News for Little Hearts (CCEF) - currently a 10 book series on counseling issues for children
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www.mountabc.org2021-12-2032 min
The Soul Care Matters PodcastLifestories: NathanOn this episode of Lifestories, a listener, Nathan, shares his story of feeling hopeless, lost in sin, alone and depressed. But God...He steps in and rescues, giving hope and encouragement. Feeling alone and hopeless is something we can all relate to on some level. It is our hope that you will hear Nathan's story and find hope to endure and turn to God. As mentioned in the episode, if you're struggling and needing to talk to someone, but aren't sure where to turn, we encourage you to reach out to your local church. If you aren't...2021-11-1110 min
Old Fashion Dad PodcastBeing a Single Dad with Guest Corey UebelackerThe purpose for this episode is to encourage single dads in their parenting. To call men to be thoughtful and mindful in how they pursue relationships with women, so they may cultivate legacy and not just feed sexual desire. NOTES: This Weeks Whiskey: Wild Turkey 101 Bourbon 2 Thessalonians 3:3 – But the Lord is faithful; he will strengthen you and guard you from the evil one. Philippians 4:6 – Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Romans 8:38-39 – I am convin...2021-09-0554 min
Psicología Bíblica5."Sanidad"El uso de la palabra “sanidad” en la cultura cristiana es prevalente y casi que define lo que Dios hace en la vida de los creyentes. ¿Es correcto ese uso? Un Doctor en exégesis bíblica nos explica lo que realmente dice la Biblia y sobre el uso correcto de la idea de la “sanidad”.
Artículo de este episodio: Recuperando a Dios en la era de la terapia por Dr. Gary Steven Shogren
Archivo (o mejor dicho TESORO) de artículos de CCEF: https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/the-jbc-archive/
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JourneywomenRelational Brokenness with Alasdair GrovesOn today’s episode of the Journeywomen podcast we are continuing our series, “Walking Alongside one Another In…” with a conversation on the topic of relational brokenness with Alasdair Groves. Alasdair serves as the Executive Director of the Christan Counseling & Educational Foundation (otherwise known as CCEF). He also serves as a faculty member and counselor at CCEF. Alasdair holds an MDiv with a counseling emphasis from Westminster Theological Seminary. He was the co-founder of a biblical counseling center in northern New England, where he served as Executive Director for ten years. He is the author of Untangling Emotions. 2020-10-051h 02
In The Trenches Church Planting PodcastThe Fight For Joy When You Are DepressedDepression and anxiety are very real issues for many church planters and ministry leaders. And many who are in ministry suffer silently and never talk about it with someone else. In this episode, Jared and Logan discuss the reasons behind why pastors and ministry leaders are reluctant to get help for depression and anxiety. Then, they talk about the cause behind the growing number of ministry leaders who are depressed and what we can do about it.
Resources for depression - Books
Gentle & Lowly - Dane Ortlund
Deserted by God? Sinclair Ferguson
Spurgeon’s Sorrows - Za...2020-09-2857 min
The AfterwordEd Welch and Darby StricklandFor our fifth episode, we are elated to welcome two of our favorite CCEF faculty members, Darby Strickland and Ed Welch. Darby Strickland is a Christian counselor who has an M. Div from Westminster Theological Seminary and specializes in issues that surround domestic abuse. Her newest book, Is It Abuse?, is being released on September 16th. She is a blogger and speaker, and frequently publishes articles and booklets for CCEF.Ed Welch is a counselor and faculty member at CCEF. He has a Ph.D. in counseling and a M. Div degree from Biblical Theological...2020-09-1536 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetRestIs our rest actually restful? In this episode of the CCEF Podcast: Where Life and Scripture Meet, Alasdair Groves sits down to expose the ways that chasing after rest can feel like a never-ending, unsatisfying cycle, and discusses how viewing rest through a Christ-centered perspective frees us to embrace true rest in whatever capacity it might come.2020-08-0627 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture Meet2020-08-0502 min
TGC Q&ABiblical Counseling: What Does God Say to Those Who Struggle with Body Image?Shanda Anderson answers the question, “What Does God Say to Those Who Struggle with Body Image?” She addresses:Biblical encouragement for someone struggling with an eating disorder (1:54)Cultural directives for identity formation (2:28)Social media as a weapon of mass destruction (4:46)Loves disordered by sin (6:20)Recognizing and struggling with motivations behind habits (9:15)God-given value that overcomes body image struggles (13:16)Shame as a barrier to healthy identity (17:15)Practical tools for embracing your identity in Christ (18:48)Can God take away an eating disorder? (21:45)Reflecting Christ by reflecting his glorious beauty (26:55)Find more from TGC on marriage:Eating, Body...2020-07-0130 min
3 questions à ...Etienne Rousseau - Président des CCEF (Conseillers du Commerce Extérieur de la France)Etienne Rousseau, Président des Conseillers du Commerce Extérieur de la France Section Belgique, nous explique le rôle des CCEF durant cette crise et les enjeux du commerce extérieur. Bonne écoute !2020-04-2108 minCCEF Podcast: Where Life & Scripture MeetCCEF for Pastors with Ed WelchAlasdair Groves sits down and talks about pastors with Ed Welch.2017-11-0231 min
The Hope PodcastEpisode 30: Recap of 2016The Hope Podcast
Host: Jim Leary
Technical Director: Scott Leary
Episode #30: Recap of 2016
This episode of The Hope Podcast features an in studio discussion with Scott and Jim.
We often suggest during episodes of the podcast that our listeners contact CCEF if counseling for depression, etc, is needed. To locate a counselor in your area, call CCEF at 215-884-7676.
We invite you to join our Facebook Forum where we will discuss some of the things shared during this episode. The forum can be found at www.facebook.com/groups/thehopepodcast.
Visit our website and sign up for our free...2017-01-0225 minThe Hope PodcastEpisode 29: Scandalous Love of GodThe Hope Podcast
Host: Jim Leary
Technical Director: Scott Leary
Episode #29: The Scandalous Love of God.
Episode #29 of The Hope Podcast is a solo episode where I explore the topic of The Scandalous Love of God from Luke 15.
I have been deeply moved by the love of God recently, and I pray that this is presented clearly as I explore the story of the Prodigal Son. I think the latter part of Luke 15 is better described as the Scandalous Love of God.
We often suggest during episodes of the podcast that our listeners contact CCEF if counseling for depression, etc...2016-11-2131 minThe Hope PodcastEpisode 28: Interview with Fred JacobyThe Hope Podcast
Host: Jim Leary
Technical Director: Scott Leary
Episode #28: Interview with Fred Jacoby
This episode of The Hope Podcast features a Skype Interview with Fred Jacoby, my friend who is the Director of Foundations Christian Counseling with several ministry locations in the Pocono Mountain Region of Pennsylvania.
Fred shares his story of his personal struggle with depression and how he has learned to deal with it from a Gospel perspective.
Here is Fred’s contact information:
Phone: 570-402-5088
Web Site: www.foundchristcounsel.org
By the way, Fred is also a Philadelphia Eagles Fan.
Fred also recommended the fo...2016-11-0740 min