In this episode of MercyTalk, we’re excited to have author and theologian Gavin Ortlund with us to have a conversation based on his upcoming book, The Art of Disagreeing. It’s hard to deny that the temperature has dramatically risen in our culture when it comes to politics, religion, culture wars, etc. As Gavin points out in his book, we seem to have lost the ability to disagree well, and as followers of Jesus, we are called to rise above “the rancor and ‘cancel culture’ tactics of the world around us.”
Also, in this episode…
<ul>
<li>How to stay self-aware when engaging in disagreements with others</li>
<li>The two virtues that lay a foundation for healthy disagreement: kindness and courage</li>
<li>The important roles of both listening and persuasion</li>
</ul>
 
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In this episode of MercyTalk, we’re excited to have author and theologian Gavin Ortlund with us to have a conversation based on his upcoming book, The Art of Disagreeing. It’s hard to deny that the temperature has dramatically risen in our culture when it comes to politics, religion, culture wars, etc. As Gavin points out in his book, we seem to have lost the ability to disagree well, and as followers of Jesus, we are called to rise above “the rancor and ‘cancel culture’ tactics of the world around us.” Also, in this episode… How to stay self-aware when engaging in disagreements with others The two virtues that lay a foundation for healthy disagreement: kindness and courage The important roles of both listening and persuasion Have a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

In this episode of MercyTalk, we’re excited to have author and theologian Gavin Ortlund with us to have a conversation based on his upcoming book, The Art of Disagreeing. It’s hard to deny that the temperature has dramatically risen in our culture when it comes to politics, religion, culture wars, etc. As Gavin points out in his book, we seem to have lost the ability to disagree well, and as followers of Jesus, we are called to rise above “the rancor and ‘cancel culture’ tactics of the world around us.”
Also, in this episode…
<ul>
<li>How to stay self-aware when engaging in disagreements with others</li>
<li>The two virtues that lay a foundation for healthy disagreement: kindness and courage</li>
<li>The important roles of both listening and persuasion</li>
</ul>
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388 | How to Disagree Without Being a Jerk with Gavin Ortlund

This week on Mercy Talk, in honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we wanted to discuss the important topic of eating disorders and 
how we can better serve those who are struggling. If you’ve been around Mercy for a while, you know we are BIG believers in addressing the root of the problem rather than just the visible behaviors of a life-controlling issue.
Join us today as we re-visit this very important conversation with Melanie, Rachael, and Dr. Brooke Keels, PhD, LPC-MHSP, LPC-S.
Also, in this episode…
<ul>
<li>The importance of inner healing rather than just managing behavior</li>
<li>Helpful ways to start hard conversations with those who are struggling</li>
<li>Mistaken Beliefs beliefs surrounding eating disorders</li>
</ul>

This week on Mercy Talk, in honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we wanted to discuss the important topic of eating disorders and how we can better serve those who are struggling. If you’ve been around Mercy for a while, you know we are BIG believers in addressing the root of the problem rather than just the visible behaviors of a life-controlling issue. Join us today as we re-visit this very important conversation with Melanie, Rachael, and Dr. Brooke Keels, PhD, LPC-MHSP, LPC-S. Also, in this episode… The importance of inner healing rather than just managing behavior Helpful ways to start hard conversations with those who are struggling Mistaken Beliefs beliefs surrounding eating disorders

This week on Mercy Talk, in honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we wanted to discuss the important topic of eating disorders and 
how we can better serve those who are struggling. If you’ve been around Mercy for a while, you know we are BIG believers in addressing the root of the problem rather than just the visible behaviors of a life-controlling issue.
Join us today as we re-visit this very important conversation with Melanie, Rachael, and Dr. Brooke Keels, PhD, LPC-MHSP, LPC-S.
Also, in this episode…
<ul>
<li>The importance of inner healing rather than just managing behavior</li>
<li>Helpful ways to start hard conversations with those who are struggling</li>
<li>Mistaken Beliefs beliefs surrounding eating disorders</li>
</ul>

299 | Eating Disorder Awareness

Mercy for Self-Harm: Understanding the Issue Self-harm has become a rampant epidemic that is affecting many young people today. However, many people don’t understand the […]

Mercy for Self-Harm: Understanding the Issue

Reaching Outside the Walls – New Outreach Initiatives 
May 7, 2015 
Mercy’s Director of Outreach, Melanie Carter, and Mercy’s Executive Director, Christy Singleton, discuss new outreach initiatives. These initiatives include Nancy Alcorn’s new book, “Ditch the Baggage,” a companion video series, MPower training sessions, and an announcement about an exciting live event in Nashville. Listen in to find out how you can get involved! 
Have a comment or question? <a href="mailto:mercytalk@mercymultiplied.com">Email MercyTalk</a>.

Reaching Outside the Walls – New Outreach Initiatives May 7, 2015 Mercy’s Director of Outreach, Melanie Carter, and Mercy’s Executive Director, Christy Singleton, discuss new outreach initiatives. These initiatives include Nancy Alcorn’s new book, “Ditch the Baggage,” a companion video series, MPower training sessions, and an announcement about an exciting live event in Nashville. Listen in to find out how you can get involved! Have a comment or question? Email MercyTalk.

Reaching Outside the Walls – New Outreach Initiatives 
May 7, 2015 
Mercy’s Director of Outreach, Melanie Carter, and Mercy’s Executive Director, Christy Singleton, discuss new outreach initiatives. These initiatives include Nancy Alcorn’s new book, “Ditch the Baggage,” a companion video series, MPower training sessions, and an announcement about an exciting live event in Nashville. Listen in to find out how you can get involved! 
Have a comment or question? <a href="mailto:mercytalk@mercymultiplied.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Email MercyTalk</a>.

Reaching Outside the Walls – New Outreach Initiatives

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