Welling: For Your Spiritual Health and Growth by Dr. Ramesh Richard

Many churches today observe a powerful liturgical conversation in which the leader says, “Peace be with you,” and the people reply, “And also with you.” In his first devotional on Peace, Dr. Richard introduces a similar early church greeting that empowers believer still today. Listen Now.

Something transformative happens when we apply love and truth in life. That WELLth overflows. In the final episode of this series, Dr. Richard encourages us to join the cycle of true well-being.

We’ve become almost obsessed with health these days. Everyone talks about it. But are we talking about the right things? In the next WELL episode, Dr. Richard looks at the Bible’s perspective on health—from the inside out.

Look at any bookstore’s health and wellness section or search “health and wellness” online. The options confound the mind and promise amazing results. Yet do they lead us to true well-being? Dr. Richard reminds us of the source of all health in “WELLth: The Cure.”

We’ve become almost obsessed with health these days. Everyone talks about it. But are we talking about the right things? In the next WELL episode, Dr. Richard looks at the Bible’s perspective on health—from the inside out.

Perhaps you’ve heard the quip, “Well, that’s a deep subject.” In a humorous way it points out a core truth. Watch the next WELL episode to learn how to dig deep for full wellness.

Do you ever wonder what to say to someone who is sick? The most-used phrase may be, “Get well.” But what does that mean? An ancient pastor’s letter to his spiritual son helps us get to the heart of wellness. Watch the second episode of the “WELL” series, “Health Wishes.”

Each year heads of state around the world deliver “State of the Nation”-type messages. These evaluations of a nation’s condition provide important information to citizens and the rest of the world. In the first episode of “WELL,” Dr. Richard talks about our most vital health check. Watch here …

We go through life acting on assumptions. But are they valid? God permits life experiences to challenge our assumptions. In this final episode of the PAINPOWER series, Dr. Richard encourages us to be trained by pain in a spiritual learning process.

Most of us like to be correct, but we don’t like the process of correction! Correction can feel painful. However, in this talk, Dr. Richard helps us see why and how correction is powerful.