God Attachment Healing

To understand the origin of sin is to understand the origin of shame. As we see in the garden of Eden, when Adam and Eve ate of the fruit that they were prohibited from eating, their eyes "were opened, and they knew that they were naked." This led them to "hide" themselves from God's presence when they heard Him walking in the garden." And why did they hide? They experienced shame--knowing what it meant to be fully known but in a sinful state. 

Tune in today as Pastor Mike and I discuss the following difficult questions:
- How does the Bible define shame?,
- How does shame impact our relationship with God and others,
- Can shame be used as a means to draw is closer to Christ?, and
- What advice can be given to cherished who are currently struggling with shame?

Do you have questions? Feel free to email me at [email protected].

Remember to please LEAVE A REVIEW for the podcast as it helps get the word out to a larger audience, and remember to SUBSCRIBE and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms.

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My mission is to provide Christians with content on how to address spiritual and mental health issues within the church. In fact, I often address shame and its effects on relationships within the church. 

I look forward to walking alongside you as we draw closer to Christ!

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Christians who have been hurt, disregarded, or forgotten by the church can often conclude that going to church is no longer important, but in this episode, we hope to remind all believers that the body of Christ is essential for our walk with Christ. It is nearly impossible to mature without being able to confess our sins to one another, serve one another, be encouraged by one another, and forgiving one another. Fellowship with other Christ-followers is essential. 

Tune in today to see how Pastor Travis and I discuss the following difficult questions:
- What does the Bible say about what church should be?, 
- How did Covid change how we do church?, 
- Is it a sin for Christians not to be involved in church community?, and
- Can Christians grow without consistent church community?

As Hebrews 10:24-25 reminds us, "And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near."

Do you have questions? Feel free to email them to me at [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about my guest, Pastor Travis Formoso, you can visit the following website to listen to his sermons and learn about the church he pastors: http://www.westgroton.org

Remember to please LEAVE A REVIEW for the podcast as it helps get the word out to a larger audience, and remember to SUBSCRIBE and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms.

If you're on Facebook and/or Instagram, I'd greatly appreciate it if you SHARE this episode! :)

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
https://bit.ly/2UyNeLa​

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/samlanda23/​

ABOUT ME 👇

My mission is to provide Christians with content on how to address spiritual and mental health issues within the church. In fact, I often address shame and its effects on relationships within the church. 

I look forward to walking alongside you as we draw closer to Christ!

Support the show

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
@godattachmenthealing

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God Attachment Healing

MY HOPE FOR YOU
I hope these episodes bring you closer to Christ and encourage you in your walk with Him. 

ABOUT ME 👇
I have been a Christ-follower for the last 20+ years of my life, and have seen the Lord's grace, strength, and faithfulness through it all. He led me to pursue a degree in higher education and has given me a gift for the field of counseling. 

Christians who have been hurt, disregarded, or forgotten by the church can often conclude that going to church is no longer important, but in this episode, we hope to remind all believers that the body of Christ is essential for our walk with Christ. It is nearly impossible to mature without being able to confess our sins to one another, serve one another, be encouraged by one another, and forgiving one another. Fellowship with other Christ-followers is essential. 

Tune in today to see how Pastor Travis and I discuss the following difficult questions:
- What does the Bible say about what church should be?, 
- How did Covid change how we do church?, 
- Is it a sin for Christians not to be involved in church community?, and
- Can Christians grow without consistent church community?

As Hebrews 10:24-25 reminds us, "And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near."

Do you have questions? Feel free to email them to me at [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about my guest, Pastor Travis Formoso, you can visit the following website to listen to his sermons and learn about the church he pastors: http://www.westgroton.org

Remember to please LEAVE A REVIEW for the podcast as it helps get the word out to a larger audience, and remember to SUBSCRIBE and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms.

If you're on Facebook and/or Instagram, I'd greatly appreciate it if you SHARE this episode! :)

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
https://bit.ly/2UyNeLa​

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/samlanda23/​

ABOUT ME 👇

My mission is to provide Christians with content on how to address spiritual and mental health issues within the church. In fact, I often address shame and its effects on relationships within the church. 

I look forward to walking alongside you as we draw closer to Christ!

Send Me Questions on Attachment

Are you a parent struggling with managing your child's anger? How about your own anger? Are you someone who wants to understand how your anger was affected by your upbringing? This is an episode you won't want to miss.

Tune in today to see how parenting affects one's ability to manage and regulate their anger and overall emotions. We discuss:
-Erin Winter's book, "I Love You When You're Angry",
-How to help parents and children identify and regulate their emotions,
-How anger affects manifests itself in relationships, and
-Some discussion on how Christians address negative emotions.

Do you have questions? Feel free to email them to me at [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about my guest, Erin Winters, you can visit her publication website here: https://www.snowfallpublications.com/

You can also purchase her books below:
"I Love You When You're Angry" - https://amzn.to/2Rcb7dL
"The Gremlin in My Couch" - https://amzn.to/3vUjPMp 

Remember to please LEAVE A REVIEW for the podcast as it helps get the word out to a larger audience, and remember to SUBSCRIBE and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms.

If you're on Facebook and/or Instagram, please SHARE this episode! :)

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
https://bit.ly/2UyNeLa​

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/samlanda23/​

ABOUT ME 👇

My mission is to provide Christians with content on how to address mental health issues within the church. In fact, I often address shame and its effects on relationships within the church. My focus on shame is a genuine interest of mine and is also a focus that I hope to address in my dissertation. 

This channel allows me to share my thoughts on issues within the church, including mental health issues. I produce content that I believe is helpful and practical, and I do my best to make sure each video can provide informative, substantive, Christian content.

I look forward to walking alongside you as we draw closer to Christ!

Support the show

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
@godattachmenthealing

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
God Attachment Healing

MY HOPE FOR YOU
I hope these episodes bring you closer to Christ and encourage you in your walk with Him. 

ABOUT ME 👇
I have been a Christ-follower for the last 20+ years of my life, and have seen the Lord's grace, strength, and faithfulness through it all. He led me to pursue a degree in higher education and has given me a gift for the field of counseling. 

Are you a parent struggling with managing your child's anger? How about your own anger? Are you someone who wants to understand how your anger was affected by your upbringing? This is an episode you won't want to miss.

Tune in today to see how parenting affects one's ability to manage and regulate their anger and overall emotions. We discuss:
-Erin Winter's book, "I Love You When You're Angry",
-How to help parents and children identify and regulate their emotions,
-How anger affects manifests itself in relationships, and
-Some discussion on how Christians address negative emotions.

Do you have questions? Feel free to email them to me at [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about my guest, Erin Winters, you can visit her publication website here: https://www.snowfallpublications.com/

You can also purchase her books below:
"I Love You When You're Angry" - https://amzn.to/2Rcb7dL
"The Gremlin in My Couch" - https://amzn.to/3vUjPMp 

Remember to please LEAVE A REVIEW for the podcast as it helps get the word out to a larger audience, and remember to SUBSCRIBE and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms.

If you're on Facebook and/or Instagram, please SHARE this episode! :)

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
https://bit.ly/2UyNeLa​

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/samlanda23/​

ABOUT ME 👇

My mission is to provide Christians with content on how to address mental health issues within the church. In fact, I often address shame and its effects on relationships within the church. My focus on shame is a genuine interest of mine and is also a focus that I hope to address in my dissertation. 

This channel allows me to share my thoughts on issues within the church, including mental health issues. I produce content that I believe is helpful and practical, and I do my best to make sure each video can provide informative, substantive, Christian content.

I look forward to walking alongside you as we draw closer to Christ!

Send Me Questions on Attachment

How to Untangle the Complexities of Child-on-Child Abuse in the Context of the Church

This is a very difficult topic, but a necessary one to protect our families and churches. Sexual abuse in the church has taken many forms, but the complexities grow even greater when children are involved. There are psychological, medical, legal, and spiritual concerns at play, and it can be very difficult to navigate through it all. 

Vince Hinders did his dissertation on this topic, and he shares some helpful information on how these issues can be addressed in a wise manner. We need God's wisdom when handling these difficult issues, and Vince provides some great steps the church can take to resolve them when they arise. 

**If you're a pastor, counselor, ministry leader, and/or parent, this is an episode you NEED TO WATCH. 

If you have any questions or comments, please submit them below. You can also DM me or email me at [email protected].

Support the show

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
@godattachmenthealing

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
God Attachment Healing

MY HOPE FOR YOU
I hope these episodes bring you closer to Christ and encourage you in your walk with Him. 

ABOUT ME 👇
I have been a Christ-follower for the last 20+ years of my life, and have seen the Lord's grace, strength, and faithfulness through it all. He led me to pursue a degree in higher education and has given me a gift for the field of counseling. 

How to Untangle the Complexities of Child-on-Child Abuse in the Context of the Church

This is a very difficult topic, but a necessary one to protect our families and churches. Sexual abuse in the church has taken many forms, but the complexities grow even greater when children are involved. There are psychological, medical, legal, and spiritual concerns at play, and it can be very difficult to navigate through it all. 

Vince Hinders did his dissertation on this topic, and he shares some helpful information on how these issues can be addressed in a wise manner. We need God's wisdom when handling these difficult issues, and Vince provides some great steps the church can take to resolve them when they arise. 

**If you're a pastor, counselor, ministry leader, and/or parent, this is an episode you NEED TO WATCH. 

If you have any questions or comments, please submit them below. You can also DM me or email me at [email protected].

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When you think about the church, you usually don't think about Christians shaming other Christians, right? Or, maybe you do? 

This has definitely been the case when it comes to the church's involvement in social justice issues. Progressive Christians have strongly criticized and shamed conservative Christians for not being involved, while the concern that conservative Christians have had is that the focus on social justice involvement has moved Christians away from the Gospel of Jesus Christ and preaching the truth of God's Word.  

My guest, Jon Harris, discusses the dangers of it and how Christians should be responding to social justice prompts. In this episode, we cover::
- what the difference is between shame and guilt, 
- how more progressive churches are shaming Christians who do not take part in social justice programs or activism, 
- what this means for Christians and the church, and
- how to keep Jesus as the focal point of the church and not social justice programs. 

Hope you can tune in! 

**To learn more about how social justice issues affect the church and the message of the Gospel, please buy Jon Harris's book, "Social Justice Goes to Church". - https://amzn.to/3lwCokw 

Remember to subscribe and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms. 
 
 If you'd like to support my show, please feel free to donate below. Thank you! 

Support the show

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
@godattachmenthealing

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
God Attachment Healing

MY HOPE FOR YOU
I hope these episodes bring you closer to Christ and encourage you in your walk with Him. 

ABOUT ME 👇
I have been a Christ-follower for the last 20+ years of my life, and have seen the Lord's grace, strength, and faithfulness through it all. He led me to pursue a degree in higher education and has given me a gift for the field of counseling. 

When you think about the church, you usually don't think about Christians shaming other Christians, right? Or, maybe you do? 

This has definitely been the case when it comes to the church's involvement in social justice issues. Progressive Christians have strongly criticized and shamed conservative Christians for not being involved, while the concern that conservative Christians have had is that the focus on social justice involvement has moved Christians away from the Gospel of Jesus Christ and preaching the truth of God's Word.  

My guest, Jon Harris, discusses the dangers of it and how Christians should be responding to social justice prompts. In this episode, we cover::
- what the difference is between shame and guilt, 
- how more progressive churches are shaming Christians who do not take part in social justice programs or activism, 
- what this means for Christians and the church, and
- how to keep Jesus as the focal point of the church and not social justice programs. 

Hope you can tune in! 

**To learn more about how social justice issues affect the church and the message of the Gospel, please buy Jon Harris's book, "Social Justice Goes to Church". - https://amzn.to/3lwCokw 

Remember to subscribe and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms. 
 
 If you'd like to support my show, please feel free to donate below. Thank you! 

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When it comes to counseling, minority communities face some interesting and dynamic challenges, much of which has to do with messaging that is received from family, culture, social media, and even political sources.

It also doesn't help that there is a strong stigma attached to seeking help through counseling. 

In this episode, John and I discuss:
- what challenges are faced by Latino and African-American communities, 
- how history plays a critical role as to what messages are communicated to minorities about authorities, 
- how these issues need to be addressed at the family, cultural, and church community levels,  and 
- how counselors can inform and equip themselves to understand minorities when they come to counseling. 

Hope you can tune in! 
If you've been looking for a podcast to help you understand how shame impacts your relationship with God and others, then this is the podcast for you. 
 
Remember to subscribe and/or follow on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and all other podcast platforms. 
 
 If you'd like to support my show, please feel free to donate below. Thank you! 

Support the show

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
@godattachmenthealing

FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK:
God Attachment Healing

MY HOPE FOR YOU
I hope these episodes bring you closer to Christ and encourage you in your walk with Him. 

ABOUT ME 👇
I have been a Christ-follower for the last 20+ years of my life, and have seen the Lord's grace, strength, and faithfulness through it all. He led me to pursue a degree in higher education and has given me a gift for the field of counseling.