Addiction has wrecked the lives of countless men in the Church. Who are these men? What is our response to them as these appalling addictions crash into our worship? Jeremiah Taylor’s presentation will focus on identifying addiction in the Church…
Trauma is not just a clinical issue—it is a deeply human and spiritual reality that touches many marriages in our churches. (Special note: A Seminar PowerPoint presentation together with a Seminar Bonus Handout accompanies this audio presentation.)
If you would like a copy of this seminar’s syllabus, click this link to our Contact Page, and request it. We will email you a FREE copy as an attachment document. Research shows that both stress and trauma decrease a…
Ministry leaders are the ones most often tasked with helping others deal with grief. They will often ask, “Where is God?” amid their confusion and emotional pain. A large part of the population grieves each year. Each death leaves behind…
If you would like a copy of this seminar’s syllabus, click this link to our Contact page, and request it. We will email you a FREE copy as an attachment document. Healing presence has been defined as a compassionate and…
Forgiveness is a topic loaded with psychological and spiritual implications. 30 years of research clearly demonstrates that it can be good for both mental and physical health. Appropriately implemented, forgiveness has an amazing power to heal the hurts we don’t…
Even the strongest followers of God sometimes experience seasons of overwhelming pain, grief, or suffering. In an instant, all we have taken comfort in can be gone forever, leaving us reeling and wondering, “Where is God?” and “How can this…
Anxiety is a mental illness that is debilitating for many people. Trauma experienced in life often leads to a multitude of mental health challenges, including anxiety. Unfortunately, family members of the traumatized often continue this cycle of anxiety due to…
The demands of the current pandemic world we live in pose a problem for sustaining well-being among ministry leaders and other professionals, as well as laypersons, and care providers alike. Many such care providers have more work than is manageable,…