Podcast appearances and mentions of chip judd

What does it really take to live a healthy, sustainable life in ministry—and not burn out along the way? In this compelling episode of the AVAIL Podcast, counselor, pastor, and author Chip Judd joins host Virgil Sierra for a candid conversation about The Endurance Factor, the book he co-wrote with Greg Surratt. Drawing from decades of experience and a life-altering lung transplant, Chip shares what it means to build rhythms of health, guard your most important relationships, and redefine success through the lens of spiritual and emotional wholeness. Leaders, this episode will challenge you to dig deeper, confront what's driving you, and embrace a way of leading that's both powerful and sustainable.

[This episode has Chip Judd, Roy Jacques and Joey Svendsen in it.  It originally aired on Mental Health + Mission of the Church Podcast]Chip Judd, friend of this podcast having made numerous appearances on it through the years, has had quite the recent life journey that could have ended his life, given his lungs were failing him.  It's a story of a tragic loss of life with some redemption in it.  Chip's life is no longer in danger, at least no more than the rest of us, but this new health status of his and "second chance" at life, came with a price.                                                                                                                                      Chip will be connected in the profoundest of ways to one who lost his life to a battle with mental illness, this being one of the very life challenges Chip was put on this earth to help bring hope and life to.  After Chip tells this story, with a mutual friend Roy, Chip and Joey talk through many physiological aspects of grief involving the brain, including what Chip believes to be an overuse of medication for people battling through seasons of grief.  E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicSend a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Be a Patron / Tip the Host (Venmo)

Subscribe to Chip Judd's podcast, Mental Health + Mission of the Church: YouTube / Apple Podcasts / Spotify In this conversation, Pastor Chip Judd gives a life update after his recent double lung transplant. He expresses the posture of his heart as being “beyond grateful,” but he also shares a fear of his and why he's uneasy about labeling his physical hardships as true suffering. We'll also hear a little background about the family whose precious loved one has added years to Chip's life.On this Episode:Chip Judd / Instagram / YouTube / WebsiteExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattHost/Producer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound EngineerEditor: Katelyn VandiverBe a Patron of the Podcast!We have a YouTube Channel for videos of all episodes since Jan. 2024. Also we have a Facebook Page for listeners to keep up with the latest news on "Things You Won't Hear on Sunday" Podcast.

[This episode was originally released as our first episode of 2023]Become a patron!The five therapists speaking on this episode are: Jen Rodriguez, 6 yrs licensed experience, 20+ in mental health.Area of focus: all age groups and backgrounds with trauma3 recommendations: (1) learn how to love yourself, (2) how to love others, (3) you'll now have better context to receive the greatest love of all (God's love).  Outside of her profession, Jennifer's heart is fully invested in her ever growing family that includes her 20 year-old son, 19 and 5 year-old daughters, her daughter's boyfriend and the love of her life plus his two teenage kids. They love to travel, play games, and simply journey through life together. Chip Judd, over 40 yrs experience3 recommendations: (1) Slow down (2) decide what you want, and (3) do less Chip's passion is to see people live well and finish strong.  He loves his wife, 3 married kids and their families.  He enjoys reading, listening to music. Lyn Harrison, over 30 yrs experienceArea(s) of Focus:  Anxiety, Depression, other mood disorders3  recommendations: (1) Lean into regrets to learn from them, (2) Savor a daily moment, and (3) learn to love yourself Lynne loves her husband and amazing children .  She likes to read, workout, savor wonderful moments. Michael Morris, 3 yrs experience (40 years pastoral counseling)   Area(s) of Focus:  Seeking to encourage folks to be healed from their emotional, mental & spiritual pain, leading them to freedom in the Lord.3 recommendations: (1) Prioritize physical health, (2) recognize & address anxiety triggers, (3) monitor your environment. Michael loves his wife, 6 children with 2 son-in-laws, 1 daughter-in-law, & 4 grandchildren.  He enjoys reading and spending time with his wife & some of his brothers in Christ. Elizabeth Gillespie, 11 yrs experience, Tedx Talks (2022) Area of Focus:  Therapy for couples and individuals in the context of attachment disorders.    3 recommendations: (1) Take steps toward healthy community, (2) pursue vulnerability within community, and (3) practice healthy conflict within community. Elizabeth loves her husband, three crazy kids, and puppy who all live in a tiny Colorado town with lots of community.  She loves hiking, trail running, reading.Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn Vandivertheme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music Become a patron!We have a YouTube Channel for videos of all episodes since Jan. 2024.

[Produced by Joey Svendsen, this episode is a collection of clips from a recent Seacoast Church Podcast, link to full episode RIGHT HERE].Regular to the PWNA Podcast through the years, here's an update on our good friend and Pastor, Chip Judd's physical health, as well as some talk (from the Seacoast Podcast) on how the church has dropped the ball in many ways on truly helping people change for the better, due to its rejection of science and cold shoulder through the years to the professional mental health community.  Chip is embarrassed by the church but is motivated to help bridge some gaps.  The conversation closes out with a discussion on whether Jesus wants us to be happy.   Keep up with Chip's YouTube Channel.  Support the Podcast / Supercast / Venmo E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song, other Music by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicOther music: Derek Minor. Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces other podcasts. Here's one, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

Pastor of Leadership Care at Seacoast Church, Chip Judd, takes great strides in seeking out truth. But, with a background in drugs, eastern mysticism and reckless living, Jesus had to find Chip. Since then, he has restored Chip's life, made him a charismatic preacher, revealed to him his gift of counseling and strategically positioned Chip to speak truth about the science of mental health as well as the power of God to restore fallen humanity. In this unique time when the church seems to be in the early stages of trending toward a healthy disposition in interacting with the real challenges that come along with mental health, Chip has much to say. To hear more from Chip, subscribe to Chip's YouTube Channel, Mental Health and Mission of the Church.Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page I YouTubeOn this EpisodeChip Judd / InstagramLynne Stroy, host / InstagramCiarrah Lindsay, host / Instagram Joey Svendsen, host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverTheme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicOther music: Derek Minor Since the beginning of 2024, this podcast releases fully-produced, video versions of each episode. You can find these on our YouTube Channel.

Discover simple ways to strengthen communication in your closest relationships. In this episode, Matt O'Neill sits down with veteran marriage counselor Chip Judd to discuss the keys to building a strong, lasting relationship through effective communication.  Chip shares insights from over 40 years of counseling couples on managing expectations, understanding different love languages, and taking responsibility for your own happiness within the relationship.  Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation:  The hula hoop analogy Taking responsibility for your responses The power of embracing each other's differences Anticipating your spouse's needs [04:44] The Hula Hoop Analogy Chip says that a hula hoop identifies where one person ends and another begins. Chip emphasizes that everything inside your hoop is your responsibility, and that we cannot make others feel or be responsible for things within their own hoop - only they and God can work on meeting their own needs and emotions. This analogy helps illustrate healthy boundaries and expectations in relationships. [12:04] Mastering Your Response-Ability Chip breaks down the word responsibility itself, noting that it contains the idea of "response-ability" - our ability to choose our response. Chip emphasizes that one of the most important responsibilities we have is mastering our ability to choose how we respond, even when faced with challenges from life or our partner. If we give up taking responsibility for our reactions and blame others, then the relationship will struggle from that point onward. [18:09] How Adjusting Expectations Strengthens Your Close Bonds Frustration in relationships stems from the gap between our expectations and experience. He explains that there are two ways to close this gap and lower frustration - by changing the experience, or by lowering expectations. Lowering expectations is the one thing we have control over, since we can't force others to behave how we want. Boundaries help with this by reminding us that no person can truly meet our deepest needs - only God can be the source. [22:19] The Power of Embracing Each Other's Differences Chip believes our differences in marriage push us to deeply understand our partners. He says God made us varied so relationships require learning each other - like anticipating needs beyond our own. Embracing diversity helps marriages thrive by growing closer through care of one another's unique qualities. Resources Mentioned:  www.chipjudd.com  The Endurance Factor The Endurance Factor Podcast The 5 Love Languages Download this week's free resource instantly when you sign up for The Good Mood Show newsletter here!  Or, reach out on our contact page at GoodMoodShow.com/Contact and we will email you a copy of any free resource you request. About the Guest  Chip Judd is a veteran marriage counselor with over 40 years of experience. As a pastor and counselor based in Southern California, he has helped thousands of couples through counseling, seminars, and his bestselling co-authored book The Endurance Factor.

[This podcast will also air on Greg Surratt and Chip Judd's The Endurance Factor Podcast]Pastor Chip Judd is back on the podcast to expand on his April 2024 Seacoast Church message, Boundaries: A Proven Path to Better Relationships and Less Stress. You can watch it here.  During that message, he implored people to not take responsibility in areas of life in which authority hasn't been given. He gave clear and emphatic instructions on boundaries for adult children with living parents. But, some of these words caught attention on social media and received many negative comments about his words. In this episode, Chip, alongside Joey, and Pastor Greg Surratt respond to the backlash and clarify the meaning behind his words.  On this EpisodeChip Judd / InstagramGreg Surratt / InstagramJoey Svendsen / Instagram Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicSince the beginning of 2024, this podcast releases fully-produced, video versions of each episode. You can find these on our YouTube Channel.

[Here's a list of every past podcast episode, dealing with mental health]Pastor and Counselor, Chip Judd has helped thousands of people work through life's challenges, including many Seacoast staff members. With over 40 years of professional experience, he works to instill a new and healthy view of God, while teaching good mental health practices in the process.   But, over ten years ago, during a successful and busy season of life, Chip personally drifted from the healthy practices he taught others and paid a huge price, finding himself in a severe bout with anxiety and panic attacks. On this episode, Chip tells his story, shares what he learned during his struggles and recovery, and offers listeners free therapy and spiritual encouragement.Introductory Enneagram books: The Road BacK To You I  The Enneagram for Beginners On this EpisodeChip Judd / InstagramJoey Svendsen / InstagramRoy Jacques / FacebookExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicRequest an appointment at Seacoast Counseling Center by clicking HERE.National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988Substance Abuse /Mental Health Services Admin Natl Helpline: (800) 622-4357Since the beginning of 2024, this podcast releases fully-produced, video versions of each episode. You can find these on our YouTube Channel.

One of the first things God did was establish a boundary; the first thing satan did was challenge that boundary. Healthy boundaries are an important part of life. In this message, Chip Judd shares how we can establish healthy boundaries in our lives the right way.

One of the first things God did was establish a boundary; the first thing satan did was challenge that boundary. Healthy boundaries are an important part of life. In this message, Chip Judd shares how we can establish healthy boundaries in our lives the right way.

On this week's episode, John and Lisa answer questions submitted by you, our listeners!Covering the big questions like: Is there such a thing as "the one"? If so, how do you know if you've found them? How do you handle marital issues like being out of sync spiritually, boundaries, and other stuff that comes up? If you have questions on relationships, tune in for practical wisdom on dating, marriage, divorce, and more.Join us for part 1 of 2 of this conversation around all things relationships. P.S. Check out our courses on relationships on MessengerX!Healthy You with Chip Judd: https://link.messengerx.com/Qcq4LFpLV69mpo8JAHealthy Relationships with Chip Judd: https://link.messengerx.com/Nk1v3h8zybhZGT447The Story of Marriage with John and Lisa Bevere: https://link.messengerx.com/MHXbqkUEt39WdLvR7

Hosted by Mark PospisilSound Engineer and Producer: Jonathan BlosserThe Stream Roots Podcast theme song was written, recorded, and produced by Eric Fritts.You can learn more about Barnabas Ministries by visiting www.barnabasministriesmi.orgYou can purchase Chip Judd and Pastor Greg's book, The Endurance Factor, by clicking this link.

Emotional Healthiness | Week 1 | Chip Judd

[Part 1 of this two-parter: God, People, Prayer, Mystery: People Need to Pray More]Most Christians believe God is all-loving and all-powerful, but if this is the case, why does evil exist and how does prayer fit into the equation? Part two continues the conversation with author and theologian, Thomas J. Oord, explaining a specific belief in God termed "Open Theism."  Open Theists suppose that not only is God limited in power, but for God to make people with true freewill, the future isn't knowable even to Him.  While most Christians lend no credence to this theological framework, it's yet another way in which  many Christians have attempted to reconcile human suffering with the existence of "an all-loving God."    These questions have been baffling the deepest of thinkers for thousands of years.  It's Jack Hoey, Joey Svendsen and Chip Judd with Thomas J. Oord, taking a deep dive into the existence of God and evil.Thomas J. Oord / Site / God Can't bookJack Hoey / LinkedinChip Judd / InstagramJoey Svendsen, host / InstagramStay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion PageExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music

[Part 2 of this conversation airs next week: God, People, Prayer, Mystery: Christians Who Believe God is Limited in Power]Most Christians believe God is all-loving and all-powerful, but if this is the case, how does the existence of evil exist?  And if God has all the power and is all-knowing, how does prayer fit into the equation?In part 1 of this double-header, Roy Jacques, and Joey Svendsen push back on many of Chip Judd's views on prayer.   The two are more willing to say "I don't know," concerning the finer points prayer, pointing to mystery; while Chip's beliefs have more emphasis on a human's responsibility (and ability granted by God) to dictate what happens through prayer.  On this episode Chip Judd / Instagram Roy Jacques / Facebook Joey Svendsen / InstagramStay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion PageExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music   

Pastors Chip Judd and Greg Surratt unpack some history of their friendship, what strengths they see in one another and together discuss some of their weaknesses.  It's quite a humorous and beautiful story how God grafted Chip Judd (and wife Coleen) into the body of Seacoast family.  Pastor Greg shares a foundational conviction  he's always had for Seacoast that according to him, has allowed for so many people with different denominational backgrounds to fit right in and call Seacoast their church family.  Chip Judd gives his take on why the vision at Seacoast and the type of leadership Greg exudes isn't normal for pastors who lead such large churches.  Both explain why despite their many more years of life and ministry experience than that of Seacoast's much younger lead pastor, they unequivocally consider Pastor Josh Surratt to be their pastor. Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeGreg Surratt / Instagram Chip Judd / InstagramJoey Svendsen, host / InstagramEnneagram book suggestions / One / TwoExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Mike WardMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicOther music:  Seacoast Music

Seacoast Church is a big tent that houses many Christians believing very differently on certain topics; and this is one of them.  The founding pastor, Greg Surratt, believes in the gift of tongues, practices it behind closed doors, and while many others on staff do as well, many do not.  Some do not believe it's actually a gift that is in effect during this current age of the church.   In today's conversation with Chip Judd, Jack Hoey III, and Joey Svendsen, a few viewpoints are discussed but mainly the gift itself is dissected.  If it's a real spiritual gift, what even is it?  Is it God's intention for everyone to have?  Are there times when people speak in tongues audibly but it's just noises without the Holy Spirit's involvement?  The three discuss these and other aspects of what many refer to as a heavenly language.   Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJack Hoey III / InstagramChip Judd / Instagram Joey Svendsen / Instagram Lynne Stroy, host / Instagram Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicOther music:  Seacoast Music

Dr. Bart Ehrman talks to Joey about God, the bible, and most specifically the book of Revelation, given his latest book release "Armageddon: What the Bible Really Says About the End," dives deep into that apocalyptic, last book of the Bible.  He also shares a bit of his spiritual journey which includes a long season of being an ardent Christian.  Click Episode 49 - Does The Bible Contradict Itself,"  for a "prequel conversation" of this episode with Jack Hoey, Julie Hiott, and Chip Judd.At the top of the episode, Josh Walters is back with Lynne and Joey as the three discuss their heart postures in learning from those who do not share the Christian faith.  Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeDr Bart Ehrman / Site / BookJosh Walters, co-host  / Instagram Lynne Stroy, co-host / InstagramJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicOther music:  Seacoast Music

On next week's podcast release, Dr. Bart Ehrman talks about his new book on the last book of the Bible, Revelation.  Dr. Ehrman, former Christian, no longer believes and considers himself an atheist.  Jack Hoey, Julie Hiott, and Chip Judd, all family here at Seacoast Church, have been people of faith and students of the Bible for a combined 130 years. They listened to a pre-release of next week's conversation with Dr. Bart Ehrman.  On today's episode, the three alongside host Joey Svendsen discuss what they heard, while diving deep into discussions about the end times, how to read the bible responsibly, and what to do with the apparent contradictions it contains.  At the top of episode, Josh Walters and Lynne Stroy describe their decade-long work relationship including the recent changes it's undergone.     Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJulie Hiott / InstagramJack Hoey / LinkedInChip Judd / Instagram Josh Walters, co-host  / Instagram Lynne Stroy, co-host / InstagramJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineers: Mike Ward and Katelyn VandiverMusic, theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music

Is suicide a selfish act?  Are people too busy?  Is mental wellness plummeting or is society's awareness of mental health issues soaring?  What should one consider before committing to a marriage with one who suffers from mental illness?  Why is it  always important to remember that everyone has a unique background and story?  Lyn Harrison and Chip Judd, both licensed therapists with 30+ and 40+ counseling experience respectively, tie up some loose ends by answering some questions that were brought to the surface on the first four episodes of our Mental Health Awareness Month series.   At the top of the episode, Lynne Stroy, Roy Jacques and Joey Svendsen reminisce on the days of buying a meal for under two dollars and talk to their 21-year old co-worker, Gabe Dewalk, about the transparency he's exemplified with his fiance' (now wife), concerning his struggles with anxiety.  Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeLyn Harrison / InfoChip Judd / InstagramGabe Dewalk / Instagram Lynne Stroy, co-host/ InstagramRoy Jacques, co-host / FacebookJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Gabe DewalkSpecial Music: Robbie Madison"The Way That You Love"  / Spotify / AppleMusic, theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music

For the month of May, we'll be discussing all things mental health related.  Although the stigma of mental illness is dwindling some, there is still work to be done.  For those who suffer, you are not alone.  Our prayer is that you find comfort by hearing these stories and discussions, even if it's just a little bit.  For those who do not struggle, our  prayer is that through these episodes, you will have more understanding; and this would lead you to more compassion and grace for all who do.Episode 3: For many, anxiety is merely a synonym for "worry," while for others, it's a physical condition and unfortunately a lived experience.  Jeff Leinberger, Campus Pastor of our West Ashley Church Campus, Amy Alderman, long-time elder at Seacoast and Joey Svendsen discuss their personal journeys working through anxiety.  From panic attacks and embarrassing "anxiety stories" to how each process the infamous "don't be anxious about anything" verse in Philippians 4, the three discuss how they have coped with anxiety, the effects of it on their day-to-day, and what they believe to be the cause. At the top of the episode, Lynne Stroy shares with Pastors Roy Jacques and Joey Svendsen a dark season in her life that included the loss of her brother and a boyfriend struggling  with mental illness.  Sandwiched between these two conversations, Chip Judd, pastor and licensed therapist, gives helpful considerations when trying to find a good therapist.   Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJeff Leinberger / Instagram Amy Alderman / Facebook Joey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramLynne Stroy, co-host/ InstagramRoy Jacques, co-host / FacebookPaul Francisco, narrator / Instagram Chip Judd / Instagram Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Gabe DewalkSpecial Music: Robbie Madison"The Way That You Love"  / Spotify / AppleMusic, theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music

When Life Hurts Part 4 - Chip Judd by GraceLife Church

In 2019, Seacoast Lead Pastor Josh Surratt called for a "Healing Service," originally motivated by desperate hope to see his sister, Jenny, healed from breast cancer.  God orchestrated something much bigger than expected. Through a mutual friend, Josh Surratt was connected to Josh Silverberg who had recently seen miraculous healings as a result of his fervent prayer and belief in Jesus' power.   While Josh Surratt was expecting a couple of hundred people to show up and realized there was well over 1000 plus, the nerves settled in deep.  Especially after finding out over dinner that Josh Silverberg had zero experience leading a healing service.  What happened is truly more than anyone could ask or imagine.Pastors Julie Hiott, Chip Judd, Jack Hoey III and Joey Svendsen discuss theology surrounding miracles and healing.  Are some prayers more effective than others?  Do some people "pray better?" Are there ways to increase the chances of receiving a miracle?  Does it make a difference if a hundred people are praying for something, rather than just a handful?  Can the question be answered, "Why does God heal sometimes and other times, doesn't?"At the end of the episode, we included some theological "takes" from Josh Silverberg.  He shared these thoughts on episode one of this series, but we waited to include them on this episode, given theology is what this one is mainly about.  Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  On This EpisodeJulie Hiott / Instagram Jack Hoey III / Instagram Chip Judd / InstagramJoshua Sliverberg / InstagramJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramMayer, Jenny, co-host / Instagram Popadich, Stephen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Gabe DewalkMusic, theme song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicSeries theme song: Seacoast Music

Today, the story of "The Unlikeliest Worship Leader" (w/ Lee Worley) continues.    It's highly recommended to start here with Part 1 before listening to this episode.  Before that, pastor and therapist Chip Judd talks on grief and things to consider in finding a good therapist, and our Lead Pastor Josh Surratt talks on tithing, zombies, whether he'd prefer to have Michael Jordan or Dabo Sweeney on the podcast. As bonus content, there's music, sports, and entertainment talk with Grammy-Award winning, Lecrae; audio that wasn't included in Episode 5, Lecrae: God, Therapy and Restoration. Stay ConnectedWebsite | Facebook Discussion Page  On This EpisodeLee Worley / InstagramChip Judd / InstagramJosh Surratt / Instagram Joey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramCiarrah Lindsay, co-host, narrator /  InstagramLecrae, bonus content / Website / Instagram Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Gabe Dewalk"Good," courtesy of Natasha GraySpotify / Apple MusicMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music 

The five therapists speaking on this episode are:Jennifer Rodriguez, 6 yrs experienceArea of focus: all age groups and backgrounds with traumaThree recommendations: (1) learn how to love yourself, (2) how to love others, (3) you'll now have better context to receive the greatest love of all (God's love).  Outside of her profession, Jennifer's heart is fully invested in her ever growing family that includes her 20 year-old son, 19 and 5 year-old daughters, her daughter's boyfriend and the love of her life plus his two teenage kids. They love to travel, play games, and simply journey through life together. Chip Judd, over 40 yrs experienceThree recommendations: (1) Slow down (2) decide what you want, and (3) do less Chip's passion is to see people live well and finish strong.  He loves his wife, 3 married kids and their families.  He enjoys reading, listening to music.Lyn Harrison, over 30 yrs experience Area(s) of Focus:  Anxiety, Depression, other mood disordersThree recommendations: (1) Lean into regrets to learn from them, (2) Savor a daily moment, and (3) learn to love yourself Lynne loves her husband and amazing children .  She likes to read, workout, savor wonderful moments.Michael Morris, 3 yrs experience (40 years pastoral counseling)   Area(s) of Focus:  Seeking to encourage folks to be healed from their emotional, mental & spiritual pain, leading them to freedom in the Lord.Three recommendations: (1) Prioritize physical health, (2) recognize & address anxiety triggers, (3) monitor your environment.Michael loves his wife, 6 children with 2 son-in-laws, 1 daughter-in-law, & 4 grandchildren.  He enjoys reading and spending time with his wife & some of his brothers in Christ. Elizabeth Gillespie, 11 yrs experience, Tedx Talks (2022)Area of Focus:  Therapy for couples and individuals in the context of attachment disorders.    Three recommendations: (1) Take steps toward healthy community, (2) pursue vulnerability within community, and (3) practice healthy conflict within community. Elizabeth loves her husband, three crazy kids, and puppy who all live in a tiny Colorado town with lots of community.  She loves hiking, trail running, reading.  Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJoey Svendsen, host / InstagramAforementioned therapistsExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezTheme Song: Joel T. Hamilton MusicOther music: Seacoast

The existence of spiritual warfare is an accepted reality for most Christians.  "We battle not against flesh and blood," Paul says to the church in Ephesus.  Is it safe to say that many Christians don't take this warfare serious enough?  Equally, many  Christians appear to be a bit too focussed on the "evil team," while not lending enough credence to other "foes" we have our hands full with (i.e. our personal health, our wrongdoings that harmfully affect us, and sins against us by others, just to name a few).  Julie Hiott, Jack Hoey III, Joey Svendsen and Chip Judd share candidly their thoughts on this matter, many of which is speculation because we simply can not know everything about this realm.  As a Christian, is it okay to “opt out” of the warfare and leave this fight to God and angels?  Are certain people in the church called to be more cognizant of the spiritual realm while others are not?   Are inanimate objects effective in battling evil spirits?  Jude 1:6 seems to point to some demons being in prison. Why doesn't God just lock them all up?    We ponder these and many more questions about these principalities, powers, rulers of the darkness of this world, and spiritual wickedness in high places.Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramJulie Hiott / InstagramJack Hoey III / TwitterChip Judd, co-host / Instagram / WebsiteExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by:Joel T. Hamilton Music (including theme song) andSeacoast Church Music// Diagram referred to is on our Facebook Discussion Page// Life Course and Retreat

Co-hosts Chip Judd (very long-time Christian) and Matt Oxley (long-time Christian, gone atheist) discuss with Joey what he finds to be an "impossible position" Christians are in when it comes to their kids and the doctrine of hell.  If dreaded eternal separation is on the table of possibilities, fear and life-trauma [in the end] is a good thing, especially if one is scared enough to repent and avoid going there.  Right? Chip and Matt both agree that religious people have taken advantage of this doctrine to control people. They also agree that a fixation on eternal separation makes for lousy Christians.  Joey makes a case again for Christian Universalism and Matt proposes that Jesus failed, if everyone isn't saved.  Why are so many Christians not able to find peace while holding a belief in hell, while others can go about their life normally, not bothered by their many friends and family perishing in the end?  Do Christians really believe in hell?  What is humanity's flaw, and what is the gospel anyway?  A hell of an episode (pun intended). Love the show?  We would love your support as a patron.*All patrons have optional access to the Bear W/ Community.About / Video / JoinOn Today's episode:Matt Oxley  / Web  / TwitterChip Judd / Website / InstagramJoey Svendsen (co-host) / Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / E-mailPodcast SocialsPWNA Discussion Facebook Group / YouTubee-mail the PWNA team here.Thanks //  Derek Minor for theme song and Joel Hamilton / Joel Hamilton + friends for other music.Support the show

Many pastors operate from a philosophy along these lines: "the people I lead cannot know of my mistakes. Because they are modeling after my example, they have to see me living right, so they will do the same."  And the results?  Time and time again, those people are shocked when it's discovered that their pastor, behind the scenes, has been on a path towards destruction.On the other hand, many church folks still seem to enjoy having "their guy" they can look up to and be proud of, blissfully assuming their pastor to be walking the "straight and narrow."  In turn, many pastors make the mistake of trying to live up to that assumption, and in order to do this long-term, it often requires secrets in the dark.  Eventually that darkness is too much for any one to bear.On this episode, Pastors Greg Surratt, Sharon Miller and Chip Judd discuss with Joey Svendsen, issues in the church that generally lead to these downfalls.At the top of the episode, two pastors at Seacoast practice the transparency that is preached here, by sharing to the world personal short-comings, both of them still works of progress in their prospective challenges.Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion PageIn this episodePastor Sharon Miller / Website / Instagram / BooksPastors who share at the beginning:Teddy Winter / Instagram  Chris Russo / Instagram  Roy Jacques, host / Facebook Joey Svendsen, host / InstagramChip Judd / Instagram / WebsiteGreg Surratt / Instagram / Podcast Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by Joel T. Hamilton MusicEpisodes released every Monday.Chapter Markers for your convenience.  

Amie Patrick is over two years into the tragedy of losing her husband, Darrin Patrick.  His passing left all sorts of layers of questions.  Could more have been done to prevent him from taking his life?  What was going on that no one else knew about?  Amie ponders a lot of questions with us and shares what she's learned from walking through this nightmare. At top of episode, Roy Jacques, Chip Judd and Joey Svendsen discuss a bit the affects Darrin's passing had on Seacoast, as well as some mental health components focusing mostly on trauma.Other topics covered on episode: Amie's theology, Amie's motherhood, Seeing people through eyes of love, mental health and the brain. Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page*sneak peeks on FacebookIn this episode.Amie Patrick / Instagram Roy Jacques, co-host / FacebookChip Judd, co-host / Instagram / WebJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by Joel T. Hamilton Music Episodes are released every Monday. Chapter Markers for your convenience.

Amie Patrick is over two years into the tragedy of losing her husband, Darrin Patrick.  His passing left all sorts of layers of questions.  Could more have been done to prevent him from taking his life?  What was going on that no one else knew about?  Amie ponders a lot of questions with us and shares what she's learned from walking through this nightmare.  At top of episode, Roy Jacques, Chip Judd and Joey Svendsen discuss a bit the affects Darrin's passing had on Seacoast, as well as some mental health components focusing mostly on trauma.Other topics discussed in this episode:Trauma, suicide, needed changes in the church surrounding mental health, and the lack of humanization so common in our society.   Part 2, to release Thursday 9/8:“Amie Patrick Part 2: The Present, The Future”Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page*sneak peeks on FacebookIn this episode.Amie Patrick / Instagram Roy Jacques, co-host / FacebookChip Judd, co-host / Instagram / WebJoey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by Joel T. Hamilton Music Episodes are released every Monday. Chapter Markers for your convenience.

In Part 2 of his interview with Chip Judd, Care Pastor at Seacoast Church in South Carolina, John and Chip focus on the inner life of leaders, and also on what can be done about the shrinking leadership pool

In today's episode, John interviews Chip Judd, Care Pastor at Seacoast Church in South Carolina. This powerful conversation unpacks important insights into the call of God on a leader's life, and the top challenges they face in a quickly changing culture

Seacoast Church was planted in 1988 when Mega Churches were just getting warmed up.   Throughout this podcast, you'll hear the good, the bad, the redeemed, and the "still waiting for redemption" stories of Seacoast people, our friends and special guests.  Greetings to our Seacoast family and anyone just stopping by to take a look.  Our hope is that you'll join us on a journey to love our neighbors.  What if the first step was listening?Listen to the trailer and subscribe today.  Episodes are released every Monday starting Aug 22nd, 2022.Stay Connected.Website | Facebook*sneak peeks on FacebookThe first (10) episodes coming to your podcast app will be:1.  Brandon Lake 2.  Can Christians Be Rich (w/ Shane Claiborne)3.  Amie Patrick I:  What Happened to Darrin Patrick4.  Amie Patrick II:  The Future for Amie Patrick5.  Seacoast Politics 6.  Lecrae7.  Do We Have a Pastor Problem? (Greg Surratt, Chip Judd and special guest Pastor Sharon Miller)8.  Reverend Anthony Thompson widower of Myra Thompson (1 of 9 victims in the 2015 Mother Emanuel AME Church Shooting)9.  Racial Reconciliation (Propaganda and John Mark McMillan)10.  Surviving a Marital Affair of 25 Years Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor and Host: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer: JT PriceMusic Composed by Joel T. Hamilton Music

What if in the "Genesis 1 beginning," things had already began?  What if the infamous, "In the Beginning" beginning, happens to be about  one small area, guarded by an angel (Garden of Eden).  S. Joshua Swamidass, MD, PhD,  author of The Genealogical Adam and Eve: The Surprising Science of Universal Ancestry, challenges widely-held presuppositions held about the Genesis creation story and has put his tenure on the line for being forthright with the role that his faith plays in how he sees the world.  In this episode he talks how a plain reading of Genesis  can still be supported by science.  Oh yeah, and he believes in evolution.  But according to Dr. Swamidass, humans still lack amazement for the good stuff.  How are we not more fascinated by existence in general?  Or the existence of consciousness?  He demonstrates well the ability to maintain what most of his atheist colleagues would call "good science" while still being a self-proclaimed, "Christian first, scientist second" person.  And while he's here, we also manage to talk conspiracies, AI, Mars exploration and how it's hard to get ethics out of science, especially in regards to abortion.  At top of episode, Jack Hoey and Ellen Mauro defend some very cynical comments they made on a previous episode about speaking in tongues.  Chip Judd challenges their views on a means of prayer he practices every day and claims to be why he is the man he is today.  Joshua Swamidass, MD, PhD // Twitter  Ellen Mauro Instagram Chip Judd Instagram // WebsiteJack Hoey Instagram //  TwitterJoey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterJoin us as a Patron!Join our mailing list to keep up with everything.Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker.Join the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupPWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Theme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by  Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends. Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Author and Theologian, Sharon Putt (formerly Sharon Baker), Chip Judd and host, Joey Svendsen all have similar spiritual upbringings but Sharon and Joey believe in a Christ-centered universal salvation.  It's one thing to reject this belief, another thing for a Christian to say the bible doesn't support it.  One's view of scripture  may "clearly say anything" he think it says, but what is his view about the (seemingly clear) passages that discus humanity and all of earth being redeemed.  We discuss God and love, in context of the afterlife; and whether there had to be an adversary  for us to be able to truly love and chose God.  Joey pushes back on the very common and sensible objection of  “you're defining God and love by your own standards.”  Both Sharon and Chip are very biblically studied and Chip has never considered Jesus saving everyone.   Sharon Putt (formerly Baker) / Info / Razing Hell bookChip Judd / Website / InstagramJoin us as a Patron!Join our mailing list to keep up with everything.Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker.Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterCurrent DonorSee giving opportunityJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupPWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Theme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton.Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared Svendsen Subscribe here to keep up with all things "Pastor With No Answers" as well as a new digital family we'd love to have you a part of.  You don't have to be alone in your spiritual questions  and you don't have to play by society's "new standard" of taking sides and being polarized.  Join us!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod)R2o1KCj57KYk1OBSNsmZ      Support the show

Staying mentally healthy is important! Join us for a special interview between Pastors Matt and Chip Judd as they talk about practical step you can take to care for your thought life.You can find more information about us on our website!Website: http://www.eccc.usContact us: https://eccc.us/contact/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastcoastchristiancenter/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EastCoastChristianCenterEast Coast App. (Apple Store): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/east-coast-app/id936960211?mt=8East Coast App. (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.subsplash.thechurchapp.s_B3X8DS

Real people, real friends, real stories.  Was it supernatural?  You get to make the call.  Did Pastor Chip Judd stop a demon from bullying his wife?  Did Joey and his brother call a spirit out of the supernatural realm when they were teens? Did God send a little girl's father back for last good-byes?  Did God interact with a missions team in Haiti, through flood lights and a shooting star?  Did Ellen have a demon in her room as a little girl?  Did our other two guests witness demon possession or a severe mental episode?  What's the relation (if any) between the two?Guests in order of appearance: Chip Judd, Ellen Mauro, Liz Miller, Tyler and Kayla Thompson, Jason Lott, Tommy Hall, Fr. Vincent Lampert, Jared Svendsen (PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for info on correspondence): Join us as a Patron!Join our mailing list to keep up with everything.Send $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker. Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterCurrent DonorSee giving opportunityJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupPWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Theme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends.Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Regulars to the show, Chip Judd (30+ years counseling experience) and Ellen Mauro debate and discuss the risks of spending "alone time" with the opposite gender in date-like scenarios, car rides, closed doors, out of town business trips.  Is this playing with fire?  Or is this a dated policy that churches need to abort from, so females can stop feeling like they are merely hot-bodies, dangerous, predatory, male-slaying dragons?  [Originally released 5/6/2018]Chip Judd: https://chipjudd.com/https://www.instagram.com/chipjuddEllen Mauro:https://www.instagram.com/ellenmauroJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsen Current DonorSee giving opportunity: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelps Support Us: Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod or leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsen Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk Socials:https://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApod E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence. Theme song by Derek Minor:  http://www.derekminor.com Old theme song by Dan Koch: https://dankoch.net/ Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Joey processes his worship of comfort and how he believes more money would make him happier.  Chip Judd, John Mark McMillan and Joey's therapist chime in to surprisingly validate some of these sentiments.  Joey, with Podcaster and Theologian, Mason Mennanga, reflect on being fundamental church kids “back-sliding” into a new world of “secular music,”  they discuss whether some Christians enjoy the thought of "bad people" going to hell and they both share how they view, interact with, and love fundamentalists who have confused Republicanism with the Kingdom of God.    Mason:https://twitter.com/masonmennengahttps://masonmennenga.com/Chip:https://chipjudd.com/https://www.instagram.com/chipjudd/John Mark McMillan:https://www.instagram.com/johnmarkmcmillanhttps://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/Joey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee giving opportunity: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsSupport Us:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration?Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Theme Song courtesy of Derek Minor:  http://www.derekminor.comOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton//Cakewolfhttps://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/http://embassyfreqs.com/*This episode is supported by chapter markers for your convenience*Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

SHARE THIS EPISODE WITH YOUR PASTOR.  YES, I'M YELLING.  Prolific theologian and author Scot Mcknight, along with his daughter Laura Barringer, recently released a book called “TOV" (TOV means “good” in Hebrew).  This book was written partly as a response to the downfall of Bill Hybels, pioneering mega-Church Pastor of Willow Creek Church; but it is also a general exhortation for all churches to promote and follow “TOV leaders,” those with fullness of total moral behavior.  Co-host Chip Judd, Scot Mcknight and Joey discuss Bill Hybels' fall, toxic leadership culture in churches, and why pastors better take their damn masks off.  Like, right now.  Take them off.  Is there a solution to all this mess?  Scot says, "YES, we need more TOV  leaders."SHARE THIS EPISODE WITH YOUR PASTOR. Scot Mcknight:https://twitter.com/scotmcknightChip Judd:https://chipjudd.com/category/mindshift/Joey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsGet notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Support:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration?Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Theme Song courtesy of Derek Minor:  http://www.derekminor.comOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton/Mechanical Riverhttps://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Please, pretty please, no sensitive ears need to tune in on this one.  There's your warning.  The dynamic duo, Josh and Adrian, of the Dirty Rotten Church Kids podcast join us to talk through their journey from church planters to “de-churched” and what led to them to starting Dirty Rotten Church Kids Podcast.   We talk pastors who like to tell others every time they have sex with their wives, the power of community and whether “are you a Christian” is an annoying question.  At top of episode, Chip Judd, John Mark McMillan and Joey discuss their enneagram numbers, a “road rash” moment Joey is still shocked that he fell into, and a season in which Chip was an “unhealthy enneagram 8.”   Oh, and way back in the day, John Mark used to look for fights.   Dirty Rotten Church Kids:https://www.instagram.com/dirtyrottenchurchkidsChip Judd:https://chipjudd.com/category/mindshift/John Mark:https://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/https://www.instagram.com/johnmarkmcmillanJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsGet notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Support:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration?Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music courtesy of:Derek Minor http://www.derekminor.com/ andJoel Hamilton https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/http://embassyfreqs.com/ Executive Producer: Jared Svendsen Support the show

I mean, we're not really persecuted here in the states, are we?  And any flack the church receives is likely our own fault, right?  Chip Judd and John Mark McMillan discuss with Joey whether Christians are persecuted in America. John Mark has an example of a time he was.  Also discussed here is the all too common ostracization (and cancelling) of a person for simply having one unpopular opinion.  Lastly, we look at the short-comings of science as well as that of post-modernism.  Chip Judd: https://chipjudd.com/category/mindshift/John Mark: https://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/https://www.instagram.com/johnmarkmcmillanJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsGet notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Support:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music courtesy of Derek Minor:http://www.derekminor.com/Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Kicking off the episode is a quick discussion (with Chip Judd) on pastors and suicide.  Is there a correlation between the pastoral role and having mental illness? Joey reflects on his vocation and whether being a pastor is harmful to his health.  Then the “PreachersNSneakers Guy,” (we call him Vic) joins Joey and co-host Jack Hoey to discuss celebrity pastors. Did these pastors start “doing ministry” with good intentions?  How did they get completely off the tracks?  Is it immoral to preach the gospel while wearing $3000 worth of attire?  Why do people keep following celebrity pastors?   Let's just say we try to keep this episode from being a "Steven Furtick Episode." Joey, Jack and "Vic" are on the same page in three accounts.  Each loves the church, each loves these pastors who are celebrities, and all three also hate “celebrity pastor culture."Get Tyler's brand new book "PreachersNSneakers: Authenticity in an Age of For-Profit Faith and (Wannabe) Celebrities."PreachersNSneakers:https://www.instagram.com/preachersnsneakershttps://preachersnsneakers.comJack Hoey: https://twitter.com/jackthelesserJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsSupport:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music courtesy of: Derek Minor http://www.derekminor.com/Executive Producer: Jared Svendsen Support the show

While I (Joey) personally find very primitive and archaic the belief in a God-ordained predestination of souls, Chris Date's holding to this position  doesn't lessen the amount of respect I have for him as a biblical scholar.  Chip, Chris and I discuss and debate the philosophical components of whether people can have real choice while at the same time, God also ordaining that choice they will freely make.  In other words, can God ordain that people have real choice while also ordaining what choice they will make?  Chris thinks so.  We have plenty of “if I treated my kids the way God does” analogies, talk a bit about whether Jack and Jill had real choice to go up the hill if the author writes it (you'll have to listen) and even ponder marital affairs being “God ordained.”  Chris Date and Rethinking Hellhttp://www.theopologetics.com/http://www.youtube.com/theopologetics/https://fuller.academia.edu/ChristopherDatehttp://www.rethinkinghell.com/http://www.youtube.com/rethinkinghell/Chip Judd's "8-Minute Mind Shift"https://chipjudd.com/category/mindshiftJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsGet notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Support:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music courtesy of: Derek Minor http://www.derekminor.com/Joel Hamilton https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/http://embassyfreqs.com/ Executive Producer: Jared Svendsen Support the show

The beginning of Joey's crash was preceded by an onslaught of extreme anxiety at a whole new level he'd never experienced. Pricilla was in New York City when it happened while Joey was at home solo parenting. Our friend Chip Judd (pastor and therapist), one of the few who walked this path with us up close and personal, shares his expertise of physiological depression, reflects on what he saw and experienced with Joey and Pricilla during this dark season, and touches on the need for the mental health field to humanize people. Chip sees this depressive episode as something out of Joey's control (with one exception), Pricilla describes the lack of dignity given to the mentally ill and Joey reflects on his lifestyle and whether that was the culprit of his downward spiral. Series Description: This time a little over a year ago, our world was turned upside down by Joey’s mental health crash. We want to tell our story of suffering as well as the beauty amidst the suffering. From Joey’s week-stay at the hospital to our kids learning first-hand about mental illness, to natural worries of how long this all would last, we had a family that surrounded us, hope that filled my heart, a new closeness and a new beginning – Pricilla Instagram account: www.instagram.com/PWNApod: Current DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelps: Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod: Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk https://twitter.com/pwnapod https://twitter.com/joeysvendsen https://www.facebook.com/PWNApod CALL 507-403-PWNA (7962): Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode. E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence Theme music and production for this episode: Andrew Holder: E-mail andrewholder74@gmail.com for your podcasting needs. “Keep Hope Alive” courtesy of Joel T. Hamilton of Mechanical River: https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com Executive Producer of PWNApod: Jared Svendsen

Chip Judd and Jack Hoey, regulars on this podcast, have both been Christians for a long time and see prayer in very different lights. How much responsibility do we have to pray regularly and does God withhold blessings and provisions when we do not pray enough? Does God often communicate back to us? So many questions about prayer and we discuss many of them on this episode. At the top of the episode, Joey, Ellen Mauro and John Mark McMillan continue their conversation about porn and today specifically we discuss how significant the difference is between seeing naked bodies and watching sexual acts. I also surveyed our listeners on their personal struggles with mental illness and share the results in the intro. John Mark McMillan: @johnmarkmc, https://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/ Support this podcast: patreon.com/pwnapod Follow this podcast: FB, T and I: PWNApod Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on FB, T and I: @joeysvendsen e-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence. Song you heard: The Lost Chorus is a collaboration between Alex Albert (Project 86, drums), Ryan Dennee (Stavesacre, guitar), Dirk Lemmenes (Stavesacre, bass) and Andy Zipf (vocals, guitar). In 2009, Alberts, Dennee and Lemmenes wrote several instrumental songs in a rehearsal space outside of Los Angeles. They reached out to Zipf, who added melodies, lyrics and some additional guitar parts. This resulted in a self produced and self titled EP released in 2011. In 2019, new material began to take shape, and a series of singles produced and mixed by Paul Fig (Deftones, Ghost, Alice in Chains) are now in process. The first song from this series, “Soft Lies” was released June 26, 2020. Find the Lost Chorus where ever you listen to your tunes.

You were wired to fulfill your purpose and intentionally created by God to support your assignment. Join us for episode 6 of the Lead Well podcast as we continue our conversation with marriage and family counselor, pastor, coach and consultant Chip Judd about the importance of exploring the "why’s" of our hearts, capturing our thoughts, and being wired to ultimately support our assignment.

One of the brain’s primary functions is to protect us by way of recognizing previous patterns and making predictions. Join us for episode 5 of the Lead Well podcast, as we speak with marriage and family counselor, pastor, coach and consultant Chip Judd about the brain’s response to change, our hearts, and moving from a reactive state to one of simplified living.

In this final episode of the Real Relationships series, Addison and Julianna discuss how to develop a healthy relationship with yourself. They are joined by Pastor Chip Judd, who has served for over 30 years as a pastor, marriage and family counselor, coach and consultant to leaders, teams, and organizations. He shares practical ways to grow your faith and uncover the love and purpose God has for you. To enjoy a month of FREE membership to our All Access discipleship community, please visit: https://messengerpodcasts.com/allaccessSay Hello!@messengerintl on Instagram/Facebook/Twittermail@messengerinternational.org

Two guests who are regulars and part of the PWNA family, Jack Hoey (father) and Chip Judd iron out their contrasting views on how we interact with God and what we can and can’t be sure of, including whether God even exists in the first place. Joey explains how his peace with and closeness to God feels way more palpable and vibrant when he stays in a space of “I believe with all my heart, but I really also can’t know.” (This conversation begins at 10:30 mark) Episode beings with an uncomfortable interview that Joey conducts with one who struggles with mental illness. It sounds like Joey but given his ultra-evangelical/fundamentalist slant and minimizing of mental illness during the whole interview, it’s hard to make sense of this one (wink, wink). Support this podcast: patreon.com/pwnapod Follow this podcast: facebook.com/pwnapod Join the discussion: facebook.com/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on T and I: @joeysvendsen John on I: @johno843 Natalie on I: @natpag92

Episode #511: We moved to Atlanta to help lead Equip, Inc., a John Maxwell organization. We moved into an apartment while our home was being built and we had some significant challenges. So we got some marriage counseling from Chip Judd, a GREAT counselor. LeaderTribe is on YouTube! LeaderTribe.com Instagram: @leadertribe

A life without purpose is a life lacking worth. If you find your life today lacking purpose, cast a vision for tomorrow. “A vision is a picture of a preferred future that stirs passion and steers purpose” (Chip Judd).

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This is part 4 of a special presentation by Pastor Chip Judd talking to us about how to maintain healthy boundaries in relationships. This is such an important teaching as we all have to deal with others in our lives and learn to love them properly. This was taken from a podcast called "Conversations With John & Lisa" chipjudd.com John & Lisa Bevere's website: Messengerinternational.org

This is part 3 of a special presentation by Pastor Chip Judd talking to us about how to maintain healthy boundaries in relationships. This is such an important teaching as we all have to deal with others in our lives and learn to love them properly. This was taken from a podcast called "Conversations With John & Lisa" chipjudd.com John & Lisa Bevere's website: Messengerinternational.org

How do you establish healthy boundaries with those you love? In this episode, Chip Judd, a trusted friend of John & Lisa, shares practical tools for navigating relationships. To connect with Chip Judd, visit ChipJudd.com.

I am not a perfect parent and neither are you, but my suspicion is that most parents desire the best for their kids and are driven to love unconditionally, giving parenting the best shot they can.  The brutal reality is that many parents are their kids’ primary cause of pain and leave scars that last well into adulthood or through the duration of one’s life.  From sexual and verbal abuse to the effects of war, Chip Judd tells his perspective of dysfunctional parenting.

Our friend, pastor and counselor, Chip Judd, discusses the low expectations he has on himself and his belief that God feels about the same way.  Does the church put too much emphasis on “being good?”  Chip gives a pretty convincing take on how people’s “sin problem” is never the real problem.  I almost called this one the “Mic Drop Episode.” Keep up with Chip Judd: https://chipjudd.com https://twitter.com/chipjudd

Chip Judd (30 years counseling experience) and Ellen Mauro (co-host of Depolarize! Podcast) debate and discuss the risks of spending alone time with the opposite gender in date-like scenarios, car rides, closed doors.  Is this playing with fire?  Or is this a dated policy that churches need to abort from so females can stop feeling like they are merely hot-bodies, dangerous, predatory, male-slaying dragons. Depolarize! Podcast: http://badchristianmedia.com/depolarize/ PWNA music courtesy of Master Dan Koch: http://dankoch.net/

Chip Judd- "Summer Preaching Series: Marriage"

Our regular, Chip Judd, stops in to discuss abusive church cultures, why people engage in them and how pastors get caught up being enamored by their own power.  After listening to one of the “Mars Hill” interviews, he has some reflections and interesting thoughts for people that may still be engaged in those cultures.

Pastor Chip Judd comes on the show to talk about this concept a lot of ministry workers call “burn out.” Some pastors even blame their affairs on it. Is it a thing? I make no apologies for this episode being a “help episode,” potentially paving a way to better mental health. Concepts such as “self care isn’t selfish,” “thought awareness training,” and “stress being a habit” are discussed and there is an opportunity to take on and learn more about these practices at a deeper level by going to: www.Juddboundaries.com

On this episode, Pastors Joey and Chip discuss infidelity, falling in love, divorce, and marital sex. It gets a little crazy. And, oh yeah, Jared and Joey revel in Clemson's National Championship like a couple of giddy kids on Christmas morning.

And we don’t get our chip/godless conversation after all. The plan was to have a discussion about God between our “in house” Pastor and counselor Chip Judd and one of our favorite atheists, Godless. Things go awry and the conversation ends before it begins. Chip, Jared and Joey end up discussing what in the hell happened to set Godless off like that before ending the episode with some tame topics including masturbation and how the church is doing with loving gays. Follow Godless on twitter @GodlessSpeaks and check out his “Metal Sucks” podcast here: http://www.metalsucks.net/category/podcast/

Having a depressed spouse, smoking weed for maximized worship, killing yourself as a shortcut to heaven, our listeners asked questions and Chip had answers. Chip Judd, a Pastor at Seacoast Church has a Masters Degree in counseling, 12,000 hours of experience, and apparently a call from God himself to counsel others like it’s going out of style. He also travels to different churches, helping to improve inter-staff relationships and acts as a consultant on church health and culture. http://www.seacoast.org/ https://twitter.com/chipjudd

Summer Lovin' - Chip Judd

Pastor and Counselor Chip Judd joins the discussion to discuss mental illness, his experiences in walking Joey through his depression, prescription drugs, why Christians tend to oversimplify this issue, and how those who are plagued with mental illness can reconcile these struggles with their faith. With a Masters Degree in counseling, over 12,000 hours of counseling experience, and even a spiritual encounter that made him a Jedi in helping others, this is a must listen for those that struggle or are close to some one that does.

Joey and his brother Jared host Toby and Chip Judd for a discussion on Calvinism. Sponsor:www.blueapron.com/badchristian

Today, pastor Ben Pierce welcomes our special guest Pastor Chip Judd who is the Executive Pastor of Seacoast Church in Charleston, SC. He brings a word of encouragement on learning how to manage your emotions. Through a funny, and intense real life situation he had recently experiences, Pastor Judd teaches how to be in control of what happens to you, and around around you.

Message for 10-16-2011 - "When Hunger Meets Heaven" by Chip Judd

Message for 10-9-2011 - "The Fountain of Youth" by Chip Judd

Message for 2011-06-19 - "Father's Day" by Chip Judd

Message for 2011-04-10 - "Create Your Own Weather (part 2)" by special guest Chip Judd Psalm 103:1-5, Gal. 5:22-23

Message for 2011-04-03 - "Create Your Own Weather" by special guest Chip Judd Gal. 5:22-23

Message for 2010-08-01 "Avoiding the #1 Relationship Mistake" by guest speaker Chip Judd.

Message for 2010-06-13 "Boundaries - A Simple Secret to Healthy Relationships - part 2" by Chip Judd

Message for 2010-06-13 "Boundaries - A Simple Secret to Healthy Relationships - part 1" by Chip Judd

Message for 05-23-2010 - "Receive" by guest speaker Chip Judd

Chip Judd delivers a powerful message to the men of Destiny Worship Center in the opening message for our yearly theme for Iron Men 2008: Driven to Win.

Chip Judd gives the 3rd message in the series "Full Armor" named, "the number 1 relationship mistake"

Chip Judd wraps up the Barbarian Way series with the message "The Goliath Factor"

Chip Judd comes back to Destiny in April and delivers another powerful message to the Iron Men Ministry.