What is the most dangerous space you live in?  Dr. Mitsch describes three different spaces, and the one that will have the greatest impact on our lives and hearts. 

We spend a good amount of our time relationally and just physically trying to reduce the tension and ambiguity in our lives.  Can these qualities of life and living ever be good for us?  Listen to find out!

There are a variety of ways in which we engage the journey with God, but what happens when we self-sabotage because it's so good, and we don't believe we deserve such goodness?

Dr. Mitsch tackles the distortions that surround the topic of grace in our journey of faith.

Dr. Mitsch examines another life lesson that centers around the assertion that love flourishes in freedom.  Are your relationships based on controlling others’ conclusions about you, or committed to their freedom? 

Dr. Mitsch explores the key observation: "You can't lead someone to a place you've never been" in the context of understanding how to become a soul friend to those around you.  

Have you ever been in a group of people who start sharing life in such a powerful way that they have a sense of participating in a sacred moment?  Hear Dr. Mitsch's description of just such a moment that occurred during the initial days of the pandemic.  

An episode from the early days of The Psych Monologues.  Grief and how we deal with it, reveals some interesting aspects of us and how we live life.  

Dr. Mitsch takes some time to explore what we do with our hearts, and how we can live fully as we were created to do. 

Dr. Mitsch takes on what one author calls the most desperate need of society today -- the need for deep people.  What does personal darkness and depth have in common?  How does one become a deep person?