
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


What if singleness isn’t a waiting room, but a divine assignment?
In this powerful and refreshing episode, I sit down with my dear friend Kelli Claus, a newly graduated Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Texas, to explore the truth, tension, and beauty of singleness.
Be inspired by Kelli’s journey and discover how singleness can be a sacred season of deep becoming, not delay.
What if the reason so many Christians live powerless, restless, and disconnected lives is because they don’t truly know who they are?
In this transformational episode, Dr. Lee Brown, founder of Whole Soul Counsel, is dedicated to helping people live with whole souls in a broken world. With advanced degrees in biblical exposition, clinical Christian counseling, and mental health, Lee brings a rare blend of theological depth and clinical insight to the conversation on identity.
Main Insights Covered:
Why most Christians suffer from an “identity problem” and how it blocks the power of the Kingdom
The four foundational dimensions of identity in Christ:
Inheritance – Becoming God’s treasured possession
Citizenship – Living under the rule of Heaven, not the systems of earth
Discipleship – Following Jesus not just in belief but in lifestyle
Childship – Living as adopted sons and daughters of a perfect Father
How spiritual maturity reshapes your purpose, power, and position in everyday life
How identity shapes authority, behavior, emotional health, relationships, and mission
The difference between living from approval and living for approval
Why sanctification is less about what you do and more about who you become
If you’re tired of shallow Christianity and ready to step into your rightful place in the Kingdom, this episode will awaken your spirit and reset your identity.
🎙️ About the Speaker:
Dr. Lee Brown is a counselor, theologian, teaching pastor, and the founder of Whole Soul Counsel.
In today’s dating world, many chase chemistry and attraction but miss the foundation of true love. When relationships focus only on physical connection, they lack the depth to honor God and truly last. Discover how biblical love builds a God-centered, thriving relationship beyond fleeting emotions with Blaine Carman.
Are you ready to find true love God’s way? In this transformative episode, we sit down with Blaine Carman, MA, LMFT, a Christian Dating Coach, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and author. With over 15 years of experience leading workshops, keynotes, and private sessions, Blaine has helped countless Christian singles break free from fear and discouragement while building healthy, God-centered relationships.
Currently, Blaine is working on his upcoming book, “Christian Dating for Women Over 40: A 9-Step Guide to Find True Love, Overcome Fear & Discouragement, and Embrace a Journey of Hope and Joy God’s Way.” 🌟 Reach out to Blaine at [email protected] or visit www.blainecarman.com
Key Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss:
- The biggest mistakes Christian singles make and how to avoid them.
- How to keep joy and hope alive in the often-challenging dating journey.
- Practical ways to discern God’s will in your relationships.
- Questions every Christian single should ask themselves before saying “yes” to the next date.
Please leave a comment or review, also share your thoughts with us: What other dating topics would you like us to explore in future episodes? What resonated most with you from this episode?
🔗 Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast, share this episode with your friends, and tag us with your thoughts!
What if the root of your struggles with happiness and relationships lies in your childhood? In this eye-opening episode, best-selling author and life mentor Thomas Gagliano shares his incredible journey of recovery and the tools he’s used to heal unhealed trauma. His powerful message will challenge the way you view childhood messages and inspire you to take action toward wholeness.
Thomas Gagliano is a renowned speaker, mentor, and author with a Master’s in Social Work and a BA in Business. With a unique blend of professional expertise and personal experience, Thomas helps individuals uncover the impact of childhood trauma on their relationships and self-perception. His best-selling book, The Problem Was Me, has empowered countless readers to overcome obstacles and embrace transformation. A recovering addict himself, Thomas leads therapy groups and offers dynamic insights into recovery, self-awareness, and trust.
Main Takeaways:
1️⃣ Childhood Messages Shape Us: Thomas reveals how roles like the people pleaser or perfectionist are often rooted in childhood.
2️⃣ The Three Essentials: Awareness, action, and maintenance are critical to healing and creating lasting change.
3️⃣ Trust as a Key to Recovery: Thomas discusses the importance of letting go of control and learning to trust others, even when it feels risky.
4️⃣ Reprocessing Trauma in Groups: Group settings and accountability partners, like therapists and sponsors, are vital for overcoming internal fragmentation and self-sabotage.
If this episode resonated with you, let us know! Leave a comment sharing your biggest takeaway or a question. Don’t forget to hit subscribe so you never miss an episode filled with transformative insights!
What happens when life’s greatest trials push you to find a deeper purpose? Join us as we dive into an inspiring journey of pain, faith, and transformation with Chris McGrath—a man who turned heartbreak into a global mission.
Chris McGrath, born and raised in London, UK, is an international missionary, and advocate for living life renewed and refreshed. After his parents’ divorce, Chris began questioning life’s purpose, leading him to sell his business and join a church that would change his life. As a missionary, he impacted communities across Southeast Asia, Australia, the United States, and beyond—building churches, supporting leper colonies in India with Gandhi’s granddaughter, and spreading hope globally. He is the author of three books that explore faith, mindset, and personal recovery.
🌟 Feeling inspired by Chris’s story? Don’t miss out—subscribe to our podcast for more life-changing episodes! Leave a review and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement.
✨ Tune in now and let Chris McGrath’s powerful story renew your own perspective on life! ✨
Ever feel stuck in your relationships—whether with others, yourself, or even God? Today’s episode explores how Christian meditation can bring healing, freedom, and transformation to every corner of your heart.
Teresa Yerkes, founder of the Christian Meditation Center, has been a Christian since 1983 and has been practicing Christian meditation since 2000. She’s the author of five transformative books, including Come Closer: The Practice of Christian Meditation; and God’s Way Within You: The Case for Christian Meditation. Making Love: The Spiritual Act of Love, etc. She teaches and leads Christian meditation training and facilitates sessions. She is a public speaker, facilitates book clubs, Bible studies and leads retreats. She brings nearly forty years of her own personal discovery, along with highly specialized spiritual direction training provided by the Shalem Institute.
🌟 Episode Highlights:
- Why resting in God’s presence is foundational for spiritual growth.
- How meditation creates space for God’s healing work in our hearts.
- Ways to build a community of support for spiritual disciplines.
The connection between God’s commandments and our ability to love freely and deeply.
✨ Tune in to discover how to reflect God’s love in your relationships and embrace His transformative power in your life! ❤️
Estrangement leaves deep wounds in families and friendships. Dr. Robbins provides compassionate guidance on understanding estrangement through a biblical lens, offering hope, healing, and steps toward reconciliation.
Mental health can profoundly affect relationships. JoJo sheds light on how Narcissistic Personality Disorder impacts partnerships and offers valuable insights for churches to support survivors of narcissistic abuse, fostering healthier connections within the community.
Breakups and relationship struggles are never easy, but they can serve as powerful turning points for growth. Linda shares biblical wisdom and heartfelt advice on navigating breakups and learning to date again with grace, strength, and faith.
From the publisher's feed