The biblical call to "love your neighbor" echoes through centuries, yet remains one of Christianity's most profound and challenging practices. In this innovative synthesis of practical theology and psychological science, professors Katherine M. Douglass and Brittany M. Tausen bring ancient wisdom from Scripture and cutting-edge research into a conversation that can revolutionize how you build meaningful connections.Pulling from their respective areas of expertise, Douglass and Tausen illuminate the psychological pathways and spiritual practices that activate neighbor love. Through engaging stories and evidence-based insights, they reveal why human connection often faltersand provide actionable strategies to overcome these barriers.Each chapter pairs illuminating research with practical exercises that readers can implement immediately, creating ripples of connection that extend far beyond their immediate circles. Love Your Neighbor doesn't just explain the biblical commandit empowers you to live it. Ideal for personal growth, small groups, or community-wide initiatives, this essential resource will help you love better and cultivate more Christlike ways of living in community. Katherine M. Douglass is associate professor of educational ministry and practical theology at Seattle Pacific University. She is also an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Her research interests include the role that the arts play in faith, confirmation as a rite of passage, ministry with marginalized youth, and religious socialization in the home.Brittany M. Tausen is assistant professor of social psychology in the Honors College at Baylor University where she teaches in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. Her research focuses primarily on ways to reduce dehumanization, enhance neighbor love, and cultivate virtue so that loving intentions more readily manifest in loving actions.

The biblical call to "love your neighbor" echoes through centuries, yet remains one of Christianity's most profound and challenging practices. In this innovative synthesis of practical theology and psychological science, professors Katherine M. Douglass and Brittany M. Tausen bring ancient wisdom from Scripture and cutting-edge research into a conversation that can revolutionize how you build meaningful connections. Pulling from their respective areas of expertise, Douglass and Tausen illuminate the psychological pathways and spiritual practices that activate neighbor love. Through engaging stories and evidence-based insights, they reveal why human connection often faltersand provide actionable strategies to overcome these barriers. Each chapter pairs illuminating research with practical exercises that readers can implement immediately, creating ripples of connection that extend far beyond their immediate circles. Love Your Neighbor doesn't just explain the biblical commandit empowers you to live it. Ideal for personal growth, small groups, or community-wide initiatives, this essential resource will help you love better and cultivate more Christlike ways of living in community. Katherine M. Douglass is associate professor of educational ministry and practical theology at Seattle Pacific University. She is also an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Her research interests include the role that the arts play in faith, confirmation as a rite of passage, ministry with marginalized youth, and religious socialization in the home. Brittany M. Tausen is assistant professor of social psychology in the Honors College at Baylor University where she teaches in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. Her research focuses primarily on ways to reduce dehumanization, enhance neighbor love, and cultivate virtue so that loving intentions more readily manifest in loving actions.

The biblical call to "love your neighbor" echoes through centuries, yet remains one of Christianity's most profound and challenging practices. In this innovative synthesis of practical theology and psychological science, professors Katherine M. Douglass and Brittany M. Tausen bring ancient wisdom from Scripture and cutting-edge research into a conversation that can revolutionize how you build meaningful connections.Pulling from their respective areas of expertise, Douglass and Tausen illuminate the psychological pathways and spiritual practices that activate neighbor love. Through engaging stories and evidence-based insights, they reveal why human connection often faltersand provide actionable strategies to overcome these barriers.Each chapter pairs illuminating research with practical exercises that readers can implement immediately, creating ripples of connection that extend far beyond their immediate circles. Love Your Neighbor doesn't just explain the biblical commandit empowers you to live it. Ideal for personal growth, small groups, or community-wide initiatives, this essential resource will help you love better and cultivate more Christlike ways of living in community. Katherine M. Douglass&nbsp;is associate professor of educational ministry and practical theology at Seattle Pacific University. She is also an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Her research interests include the role that the arts play in faith, confirmation as a rite of passage, ministry with marginalized youth, and religious socialization in the home.Brittany M. Tausen&nbsp;is assistant professor of social psychology in the Honors College at Baylor University where she teaches in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. Her research focuses primarily on ways to reduce dehumanization, enhance neighbor love, and cultivate virtue so that loving intentions more readily manifest in loving actions.

Love Your Neighbor with Dr. Katherine Douglass and Dr. Brittany Tausen

Adultery is one of the most damaging experiences a human being can endure. Infidelity not only affects our ability to trust others, but even more our ability to trust others. After the discovery we wonder to ourselves where do we turn? Kim Pullen is the creator of Hope for Spouses which has helped a multitude of individuals and marriages heal from betrayal. Kim shares her personal journey of recovery from betrayal and gives specific direction to those who feel clueless.  
Please visit www.patreon.com/kylespears to access early access as well as exclusive access to more content!
 
0:00 Kim's story 4:00 What is the initial discovery like for partners? 8:15 What is the difference between a partner coming forward vs getting caught? 11:05 What are the various types of affairs? 18:00 Ways to respond after being betrayed? 28:00 How do we keep ourselves sane after a betrayal? 43:00 What does the forgiveness look like? 47:00 Coaching vs counseling
Hope for Spouses Website https://hopeforspouses.com 
Hope for Spouses Network (Community) https://hopeforspouses.network

Adultery is one of the most damaging experiences a human being can endure. Infidelity not only affects our ability to trust others, but even more our ability to trust others. After the discovery we wonder to ourselves where do we turn? Kim Pullen is the creator of Hope for Spouses which has helped a multitude of individuals and marriages heal from betrayal. Kim shares her personal journey of recovery from betrayal and gives specific direction to those who feel clueless. Please visit www.patreon.com/kylespears to access early access as well as exclusive access to more content! 0:00 Kim's story 4:00 What is the initial discovery like for partners? 8:15 What is the difference between a partner coming forward vs getting caught? 11:05 What are the various types of affairs? 18:00 Ways to respond after being betrayed? 28:00 How do we keep ourselves sane after a betrayal? 43:00 What does the forgiveness look like? 47:00 Coaching vs counseling Hope for Spouses Website https://hopeforspouses.com Hope for Spouses Network (Community) https://hopeforspouses.network

Adultery is one of the most damaging experiences a human being can endure. Infidelity not only affects our ability to trust others, but even more our ability to trust others. After the discovery we wonder to ourselves where do we turn? Kim Pullen is the creator of Hope for Spouses which has helped a multitude of individuals and marriages heal from betrayal. Kim shares her personal journey of recovery from betrayal and gives specific direction to those who feel clueless. &nbsp;
Please visit www.patreon.com/kylespears to access early access as well as exclusive access to more content!
 
0:00 Kim's story 4:00 What is the initial discovery like for partners? 8:15 What is the difference between a partner coming forward vs getting caught? 11:05 What are the various types of affairs? 18:00 Ways to respond after being betrayed? 28:00 How do we keep ourselves sane after a betrayal? 43:00 What does the forgiveness look like? 47:00 Coaching vs counseling
Hope for Spouses Website https://hopeforspouses.com&nbsp;
Hope for Spouses Network (Community) https://hopeforspouses.network

Healing the Wounds of Infidelity with Kim Pullen

Robin has authored Secure in Heart, Eve's Song, and Grace Calls. Robin  has expertise in emotional healing at a spiritual level. The discussion  will focus on how to preserve our dignity while providing discipleship  for our hearts. For more information visit www.purityrestored.com

Robin has authored Secure in Heart, Eve's Song, and Grace Calls. Robin has expertise in emotional healing at a spiritual level. The discussion will focus on how to preserve our dignity while providing discipleship for our hearts. For more information visit www.purityrestored.com

Robin has authored Secure in Heart, Eve's Song, and Grace Calls. Robin &nbsp;has expertise in emotional healing at a spiritual level. The discussion &nbsp;will focus on how to preserve our dignity while providing discipleship &nbsp;for our hearts. For more information visit www.purityrestored.com

Trauma and Deeper Healing with Robin Weidner

Steve joins to discuss some of reasons why there is tension between the  generations. He specifically addresses issue with leadership, elders,  and teachers. He also discussed tension with the evangelist role in the  church. He spells out how someone in the younger generation can create  change in the older and vice versa.

Steve joins to discuss some of reasons why there is tension between the generations. He specifically addresses issue with leadership, elders, and teachers. He also discussed tension with the evangelist role in the church. He spells out how someone in the younger generation can create change in the older and vice versa.

Steve joins to discuss some of reasons why there is tension between the &nbsp;generations. He specifically addresses issue with leadership, elders, &nbsp;and teachers. He also discussed tension with the evangelist role in the &nbsp;church. He spells out how someone in the younger generation can create &nbsp;change in the older and vice versa.

Generational Tension with Steve Staten

Trauma distorts the view of God we should have. Steve Saindon gives us a  restored view of God's grace in his new book "Better Than Wine". He  gives biblical reasons for why we should think of ourselves in a more  positive light. He has over 30 years in the ministry and is just getting  started!

Trauma distorts the view of God we should have. Steve Saindon gives us a restored view of God's grace in his new book "Better Than Wine". He gives biblical reasons for why we should think of ourselves in a more positive light. He has over 30 years in the ministry and is just getting started!

Trauma distorts the view of God we should have. Steve Saindon gives us a &nbsp;restored view of God's grace in his new book "Better Than Wine". He &nbsp;gives biblical reasons for why we should think of ourselves in a more &nbsp;positive light. He has over 30 years in the ministry and is just getting &nbsp;started!

Trauma and Grace with Steve Saindon

In this episode we explore the impact of shame on a person's life and how to overcome shame biblically.

In this episode we explore the impact of shame on a person's life and how to overcome shame biblically.

Theology of Shame with Dr. Tim Sumerlin

This episode focuses on the basics of trauma on a biological level. Trauma can seem like a daunting topic but this first installment will simply the major themes.

This episode focuses on the basics of trauma on a biological level. Trauma can seem like a daunting topic but this first installment will simply the major themes.

Basics of Trauma

My podcast is about the intersect between Trauma and Theology. Contemporary discussions have to involve a balance of biblical truth and current research studies. Topics will expand upon the content discussed on the Youtube channel.

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