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In this episode, we sit with Lead Pastor Drew Sherman, Executive Pastor Rob Maupin, and Roanoke Campus Pastor Josh Wright. Our series "Divine Design" discusses modern cultural ideologies around sexuality by examining them through the lens of scripture. This episode continues the conversation from the messages and digs deeper into the information.
In this series, I AM, we are focusing on the person of Jesus. Each episode will be a Lectio Divina (Divine Reading) of the key scripture used for each message. Complete with a reading of the scripture, meditation, prayer, and contemplation. Today we focus on LIGHT OF THE WORLD from John 8:12.
In this episode, we talk with John Anthony, PLLC who assists non-profit organizations like churches through mess. In this conversation, we talk about the mess he has experienced in the church, what he has seen work when it comes to helping others in their mental health, and highlighting the importance of community.
In this episode, we sit down with Rich and Patty Green. Rich and Patty run our Marriage Ministry at Compass, and have been mentoring couples in their relationships for many years. We talk about common wounds people bring into relationships, how to work through the wounds together, red flags in the marriage, and how to prepare to work for a healthier relationship. Don't miss this episode!
In this episode, we sit with Dr. Matthew LaGrange, Ph.D., founder and Executive Director of HIS Story Coaching and Counseling, to continue discussing depression. We discuss the myths/misconceptions of depression, what the Bible says about depression, encouragement for those experiencing it, and ways to shift our perspective when caught in the wave of this mental health challenge.
In this episode, Dr. Kristin Koulabouth, LPC, joins us to discuss anxiety. She tells us possible triggers for anxiety, ways to cope, and where Jesus fits into it all.
In this episode, we sit down with Executive Pastor and Church Leadership Consultant Brandon Beard to discuss ways to avoid burnout. He reflects on his own journey of burnout, ways to prioritize self care, walking with others through mess, and the hope found on the other side.
In this episode, Dr. Rob Maupin discusses the relevance of the mental health conversation, our struggles, some of the myths attached to mental health, and the reminder of hope in this fallen world.
Originally recorded in March 2023, this unreleased episode was part of a series called "On The Table With Dr. Rob," which answered listener questions. In this episode, we responded to questions about pain and suffering. Questions such as - "Why does God allow pain and suffering?" or "How do I explain this topic to my teenagers exploring their faith?" Perhaps in this new year, the answers to these questions will help bring peace in the hardships life often brings.
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