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Season 3, Episode #1 Show Notes
Hosts: Jinda Reinig, Warren Lamb
Guest: Dr. Jenn Chen
Summary
In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Dr. Jenn Chen shares her journey from a clinical psychologist to a biblical counselor, discussing the challenges and insights she gained along the way. The conversation explores the limitations of secular psychology, particularly the DSM, and emphasizes the importance of a biblical perspective in understanding mental health and highlights the importance of relationships in counseling, the reality of suffering, and the necessity for the church to be equipped to address mental health issues. Dr. Chen encourages listeners to critically evaluate psychological practices while relying on Scripture for guidance in soul-care. The episode concludes with a call for discernment in integrating psychological insights with biblical truths.
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Warrenism of the Week: “’Good’ things can easily become ‘god’ things when honoring God isn't our primary motive."
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Season 3, Episode #1 Show Notes
Hosts: Jinda Reinig, Warren Lamb
Guest: Dr. Jenn Chen
Summary
In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Dr. Jenn Chen shares her journey from a clinical psychologist to a biblical counselor, discussing the challenges and insights she gained along the way. The conversation explores the limitations of secular psychology, particularly the DSM, and emphasizes the importance of a biblical perspective in understanding mental health and highlights the importance of relationships in counseling, the reality of suffering, and the necessity for the church to be equipped to address mental health issues. Dr. Chen encourages listeners to critically evaluate psychological practices while relying on Scripture for guidance in soul-care. The episode concludes with a call for discernment in integrating psychological insights with biblical truths.
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Relevant Links
Books Mentioned
Other Links
Warrenism of the Week: “’Good’ things can easily become ‘god’ things when honoring God isn't our primary motive."

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