Podcast appearances and mentions of Edward T Welch

Chapter 1 What's Addictions by Edward T. Welch"Addictions" by Edward T. Welch is an insightful exploration into the nature of addictive behaviors and their profound impact on individuals' lives. The book delves into various forms of addiction, including substance abuse, behavioral addictions, and the underlying spiritual and emotional issues that often accompany these struggles. Welch emphasizes the importance of understanding addiction not purely as a chemical dependency but as a complex interplay of sin, suffering, and the need for redemption.He advocates for a compassionate, faith-based approach to recovery, urging readers to recognize their true identity in Christ as a means to combat the feelings of shame and isolation that often accompany addiction. Through scriptural references and practical guidance, Welch offers hope and a path to healing, encouraging individuals to seek support and community in their recovery journeys. The book is designed not only for those struggling with addiction but also for friends and family members seeking to better understand how to provide support.Chapter 2 Addictions by Edward T. Welch Summary"Addictions" by Edward T. Welch is a comprehensive exploration of the nature of addiction, offering both a psychological and a spiritual perspective. Welch, a licensed counselor and author, emphasizes that addictions are not just physical dependencies or behavioral compulsions; they are deeply rooted in the human struggle for meaning, fulfillment, and connection. Key Themes:The Nature of Addiction: Welch outlines that addiction is often misunderstood as merely a health problem or a lack of willpower. He argues that it is fundamentally a relational issue — it's about what people worship and how they seek comfort and joy.Idolatry and Desire: One of Welch's main points is the idea of idolatry. He suggests that addictions stem from the desire to fill a void in life, where substances or behaviors become idols that people turn to for comfort rather than God. Grace and Recovery: Weaving in Christian theology, Welch discusses the role of grace in the recovery process. He highlights that while self-help approaches can be beneficial, true healing stems from understanding one's identity in Christ and the power of redemption.Practical Steps Towards Healing: Welch offers practical suggestions for individuals struggling with addiction, including accountability, community support, and developing new, healthy relationships. He emphasizes the need to replace unhealthy patterns with positive ones, which serve to nurture growth and deeper relationships.Hope and Transformation: The book is ultimately hopeful, suggesting that recovery is a journey that engages both the mind and the heart. Welch encourages readers to recognize their struggles as part of a broader human experience, advocating for grace and support throughout the recovery process. Conclusion:"Addictions" is both a diagnostic tool and a guide towards understanding how individuals can navigate the complexities of addiction. Welch's approach is compassionate and deeply insightful, combining both psychological principles and spiritual truths to offer a path towards healing and restoration.Chapter 3 Addictions AuthorEdward T. Welch is a well-regarded author and counselor known for his contributions to the field of biblical counseling, particularly in addressing issues related to addiction and trauma from a Christian perspective. Details about the Book AddictionsRelease Date: "Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave" was first published in 2001 and has since become a significant work in its field.Content Focus: The book takes a biblical approach to understanding and addressing various forms of addiction, framing it within the context of sin, grace, and the transformative power of the gospel. Other Notable WorksEdward T. Welch

Series: RenovateWeek: 3Scripture: Psalm 56; Isaiah 51:12-15Preacher: Brian LoweYou Can Change by Tim ChesterWhen People Are Big and God Is Small by Edward T. Welch

- "Newly Elected Speaker of the House MIKE JOHNSON is Being ATTACKED by the Left and by 'Progressive Christians' for Being 'CREEPY' About Monitoring His Son's Internet Use - but the TRUTH About What is REALLY GOING ON is Most Biblical" - DR. CHRIS GREENE: "Discovering 'GOD'S HEALING CODE' for Your Body" - "Catholic Family that had BEEN BANNED From a Local Famers' Market has WON THEIR CHALLENGE TO THIS DECISION!" - EDWARD WELCH: "Help for Those Overcome by Grief"

Infertility & Miscarriage Special Guests: Jason & Meredith Jackson RESOURCES: Dark Clouds Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegop https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Clouds-Deep-Mercy-Discovering/dp/1433561484/ref=sr_1_1?crid=FUTJSK7UBN86&keywords=Dark+Clouds+Deep+Mercy+by+Mark+Vroegop&qid=1695333450&sprefix=dark+clouds+deep+mercy+by+mark+vroegop%2Caps%2C99&sr=8-1 Suffering Is Never For Nothing by Elisabeth Elliot https://www.amazon.com/Suffering-Never-Nothing-Elisabeth-Elliot-ebook/dp/B07MXW3SSZ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3DCYSQ0M8RBCG&keywords=Suffering+Is+Never+For+Nothing+by+Elisabeth+Elliot&qid=1695333481&sprefix=suffering+is+never+for+nothing+by+elisabeth+elliot%2Caps%2C87&sr=8-1 Caring for One Another by Edward T. Welch https://www.amazon.com/Caring-One-Another-Meaningful-Relationships/dp/1433561093/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2ORNOHSXHFBBF&keywords=Caring+for+One+Another+by+Edward+T.+Welch&qid=1695333508&sprefix=caring+for+one+another+by+edward+t.+welch%2Caps%2C74&sr=8-1

Menschen sind machmal schwer zu begreifen. Wir sehen ihr Verhalten, kennen aber ihre Motive nicht, aus denen es entsteht. Hinter dem, was wir tun, steht das: Warum tun wir es? Edward T. Welch fordert dazu auf, dieses "Warum" etwas genauer zu betrachten. Das Büchlein "Motivationen" aus der kleinen Seelsorgereihe des 3l-Verlags ist hier erhältlich: https://www.3lverlag.de/kategorien/324-motivationen-nr-3.html Musik: Frieden mit Gott (mit freundlicher Genehmigung des Verlages Voice of Hope)

- "Mississippi Governor TATE REEVES Signs the R.E.A.P. Act Which LIMITS Performing 'Experimental Procedures' on Children Experiencing Gender Dysphoria" - DR EDWARD T. WELCH: "Why is Mental Illness Becoming More Common in Society - and the Church?" - CALL-IN: "Bible Teacher Joyce Meyer is DEFENDING HER DECISION TO GET A TATTOO. Do You Agree with Her?"

Als Christen sind wir dazu berufen, ein neues Leben zur Ehre Gottes zu leben. Geistliche Disziplinen helfen uns dabei, Jesus Christus ähnlicher zu werden. In dieser Serie sprechen unsere Pastoren über verschiedene geistliche Disziplinen. Im siebten Teil geht es ums Evangelisieren: Warum ist jeder Christ dazu berufen, das Evangelium weiterzusagen und wie können wir darin wachsen, es zu teilen? Das Buch „Befreit Leben. Von Menschenfurcht zu Gottesfurcht“ von Edward T. Welch findest Du hier. Du hast Feedback oder Fragen? Kontaktiere uns unter: pastoren-podcast@fegmm.de

Josh & Meg McClung return to Midweek once again to update everyone on all things mission related that happened in 2022 and what their plans are for 2023. Give To The McClungs McClungs With A Mission Follow Them On Instagram JM's Album Of The Week: Wilco - Cruel Country Bradford's Book Club (Jonathan's Pick): Depression: Looking Up From The Stubborn Darkness by Edward T. Welch

Often it feels as though God is silent on the issues that psychiatric disorders bring into our lives. Today my guest, Edward T Welch joins me to talk about common questions that Christians who are suffering from anxiety, depression, trauma, etc. often have. He empathizes with the sufferer's nuanced problems and offers practical encouragement for walking forward with Jesus on a challenging post-diagnosis journey.  You won't want to miss this one! Resources mentioned in the podcast: The Unhurried Homeschooler Unhurried Grace for a Mom's Heart The Four-Hour School Day The Unhurried Homeschooler Mentoring Course CCEF (Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation) I have a Psychiatric Diagnosis by Edward T. Welch (P.S. Don't forget to check out my latest book, The Four Hour School Day: How You and Your Kids Can Thrive in the Homeschool Life on Amazon, durendawilson.com, or your favorite bookseller!)        

What is shame? Is there a difference between shame and guilt? How does shame impact our lives? What gives shame power over our lives? How can someone Biblically overcome shame? Pastor Matt has some ideas about all that in this episode of NorthWoods Church Matters. Book mentioned: Shame Interuptted: How God Lifts the Pain of Worthlessness and Rejection by Edward T. Welch.  

Today we continue with a series based on Psalm 27. If you haven't already done so, I recommend listening to the first episode which covers some background thoughts on the context of the Psalm.  Now, on to today's verse.  “Do not turn me over to the desire of my foes, for false witnesses rise up against me, spouting malicious accusations.” (Psalm 27:12 NIV11) The prayer progresses (from vv7-12) through: i. Addressing God ii. Reminding God that seeking Him is His idea iii. A plea for acceptance iv. An appeal to the divine nature of His love v. A request for guidance and strength vi A desire for protection in a specific situation False…accusations Does anything feel worse that false accusations made publicly and with some semblance of credibility?  We have a spiritual accuser: “..the accuser of our brothers and sisters, who accuses them before our God day and night, has been hurled down.” (Revelation 12:10 NIV11) David's treatment is mirrored in that of Jesus, Matt 26.59; Mk 15.24, 29, 34; Lk 23.18, 25. Jesus endured such treatment without losing his trust in his Father. He had confidence in God's goodness just as David did - which we will see in the next two verses.  How to respond “The key is to trust what He says and to doubt the accuser's accusations of our unworthiness. When we do this we give up attempts to make us feel good about ourselves.” Lucado, Grace After someone was baptised in 4th century Jerusalem they anointed the forehead (lose the shame of Adam), ears (to hear divine mysteries), nose (to become aroma of Christ), and chest (arm against the devil). Bradshaw, Early Christian Worship. It's an unnecessary, but meaningfully symbolic way of reinforcing the truth that our shame is removed. In hris book Shame Interrupted, Edward T. Welch says, “Listen for the love, hate the shame, and have no tolerance for resignation. That's the plan.” With God this is possible.  What are the lessons from this verse?  Are you facing external false accusations? If so, what does this Psalm teach you about the best way to respond? Similarly, are you facing internal false accusations? Has false guilt and shame got hold of you? If so, what does this Psalm teach you about the best way to respond?  What is it about the example of Jesus that inspires you when you are falsely accused? We will conclude today's podcast with the song I wrote using the words of Psalm 27 verse 4. Next week we will proceed to the next verse of the Psalm. In the meantime, please add your comments on this week's topic. We learn best when we learn in community.  Do you have a question about teaching the Bible? Is it theological, technical, practical? Send me your questions or suggestions. Here's the email: [malcolm@malcolmcox.org](mailto:malcolm@malcolmcox.org).  If you'd like a copy of my free eBook on spiritual disciplines, “How God grows His people”, sign up at my website: http://[www.malcolmcox.org](http://www.malcolmcox.org/).  Please pass the link on, subscribe, leave a review.  “Worship the LORD with gladness; come before him with joyful songs.” (Psalms 100:2 NIV11)  God bless, Malcolm

On this podcast, we discuss a lot of what is wise or is the wise thing to do. Today, I want to discuss the opposite of wisdom - anger. Anger is the opposite of wisdom because of what unchecked anger leads to - sin. I know you may be thinking that you don't have an issue with anger, but I want you to tune into today's podcast and allow the wisdom provided here to challenge that belief. Tune in as I unpack the different types of anger (covert anger, cold anger, and hot anger), and how they could be destroying your life. Because we know that at some point in our lives, we will be angry, get ahead of anger by using the strategies provided in this episode. The devotional mentioned in this episode is titled, "A small book about a big problem: Meditations on anger, patience, and peace" by Edward T. Welch. Be sure to hit the links below so we can connect: https://jenniferbrianne.com/ Facebook: @JenniferrBrianne Instagram: @Jenniferbrianne_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jenniferbrianne/support

In this episode, Pastor Tim continues our journey through Edward T. Welch's book, “When People are Big and God is Small” by addressing the topic of loving people.

In this episode, Pastor Tim walks through Part 1 of Chapter 6 in Edward T. Welch's book, “When People are Big and God is Small.”

In this episode, Pastor Tim continues looking at Edward T. Welch's book, “When People are Big and God is Small.” Through chapter 5, we see the cultural assumptions concerning the fear of man.

In this episode of Text-Driven Podcast, Timothy Pigg continues looking at Edward T. Welch's book, “When People are Big and God is Small.” This episode explores the topic, “rejection-fear.”

In this episode, Timothy Pigg, continues looking at Edward T. Welch's book, “When People are Big and God is Small.” Specifically, this episode deals with the issues of shame and guilt.

On this episode of #TheMidweek, Aaron and Jeremy discuss a brief history and some of the intricacies of the unrest in Jerusalem as well as introduce an upcoming Equip podcast on Progressive Christianity. They then talk through some pieces from Luke 23 Aaron was unable to walk through on Sunday. .RESOURCES• Alisa Childers: Why did God Command the Canaanite Conquest? With Clay Jones • A Survey of Israel's History by Leon Wood • Shame Interrupted: How God lifts the Pain of Worthlessness and Rejection by Edward T. Welch.Learn more about New Story Church by visiting NewStory.Church.To learn more about New Story Church, you can do that by visiting NewStory.Church or find us on Instagram and Facebook at @NewStoryKC.

In this episode of Text-Driven Podcast, Pastor Tim begins looking at a new book entitled, “When People Are Big and God is Small” by Edward T. Welch.

The Couch Time Podcast EP 114: How To Approach Anxiety Today on The Couch Time Podcast, Stephen, Josh, and Ryan talk about anxiety -- what it is and some places to start to engage with your student when they are anxious. Resources: Romans 8 Philippians 4:8 The Psalms Isaiah 43 "A Students Guide to Anxiety" - Edward T. Welch Topical Memory System Featured Announcements: Register for camp! graceky.org/summercamp PLEASE email us at podcast@graceky.org with ideas or suggestions of what would be helpful to you on the podcast.

How can you tell if your church is covering for abusers and allowing cycles of abuse and addiction to continue? • Resources for those who are dealing with this issue and need help! • Systems of Abuse Chart www.wildernesstowild.com/systems-of-abuse-chart • Advocacy Resource List www.wildernesstowild.com/advocacy-resource-list • Parenting Resource List www.wildernesstowild.com/parenting-resource-list • Support Groups for Women www.wildernesstowild.com/wild-support-groups • Facebook www.facebook.com/sarahmcdugalauthor • Instagram www.instagram.com/sarahmcdugal • YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/sarahmcdugal • SUGGESTED BOOKS • The Great Sex Rescue, by Sheila Gregoire amzn.to/37RlWY4 • Redeeming Power, by Diane Langberg amzn.to/3dN5OdQ • Banquet in the Grave, by Edward T Welch amzn.to/3sCld4D • Your Sexually Addicted Spouse, by Barbara Steffens & Marsha Means amzn.to/3pYDaZK • CHURCH TRAINING/CONSULTS • Psalm 82 Initiative facebook.com/psalm82initiative • Safer Churches - Intensive Trainings www.wildernesstowild.com/safer-churches-training • Safer Churches - Crisis Consults www.wildernesstowild.com/crisis-consult • ONLINE COURSES • SHERO: Your WILD Guide to Warrior after Abuse www.wildernesstowild.com/shero-course • Workshops for healing after trauma www.wildernesstowild.com/courses/

Have you ever experienced feelings of sadness, grief, isolation, or despair? You are not alone. An estimated 17.3 million American adults experienced depression in 2019, up 2 million from the last five years. It's not hard to imagine how much higher this became in 2020 during the pandemic. And the rates are continuing to rise as COVID-19 persists into the most depressing time of year—midwinter. In light of the diminishing mental health many of us are experiencing in the midst of a pandemic, we thought this would be the perfect time to revive one of our best interviews on the subject with Christian Counselor Dr. Ed Welch. Instead of offering simple platitudes or unrealistic “cure-all” formulas, he addresses the complex nature of depression with compassion and insight, applying the rich treasures of the gospel, and giving fresh hope to those who struggle. Edward T. Welch, M.Div., Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist and faculty member at the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF). He has counseled for over twenty-five years and has written many books including Depression: Looking Up From the Stubborn Darkness; When People Are Big and God Is Small; Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave; Running Scared: Fear, Worry, and the God of Rest; Crossroads: A Step-by-Step Guide Away from Addiction; and When I Am Afraid: A Step-by-Step Guide Away from Fear and Anxiety. Ed and his wife Sheri have two married daughters and four grandchildren.

*Edward T. Welch, Depression: Looking Up From a Stubborn Darkness. New Growth Press. 2011.

*Edward T. Welch, When People Are Big and God is Small: Overcoming Peer Pressure, Codependency, and the Fear of Man. P&R Publishing: Phillipsburg, NJ. 1997.

Edward T. Welch, Depression: Looking Up From the Stubborn Darkness. New Growth Press: Greensboro, NC. 2001.

We're continuing our review of Edward T. Welch's book, Depression- Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness -Greensboro, NC- New Growth Press, 2011-.

We're continuing our review of Edward T. Welch's book, Depression- Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness -Greensboro, NC- New Growth Press, 2011-.

We're continuing our review of Edward T. Welch's book, Depression- Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness -Greensboro, NC- New Growth Press, 2011-.

We're reviewing the first part of Edward T. Welch's book, -Depression- Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness- -Greensboro, NC- New Growth Press, 2011-.

"Home Is Where the Heart Is", a feel-good phrase for sure, but a phrase that gives me food for thought. If home is where the heart is then I must ask, "Where is my heart?" the Bible says that out of the heart is the issues of life, therefore I must guard my heart. "From what", you ask? From anything or anyone that would seek to take the place of my Savior. Today, my guest Missy Shook, shares how God has taught her to find joy, safety and contentment in Christ alone. She shares how God's call to be a missionary to Thailand began lessons of trust, dependance and contentment in Christ. When People Are Big and God is Small by Edward T. Welch How I know God Answers Prayer by Rosalind Goforth The Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer Becoming God's True Woman by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Broken  Surrender  Holiness by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth *These books and online resources are not a ministry of SRBC. Although we may differ with some of the authors standards or convictions, we have found in these books many truths founded on Biblical principles and practical tips that have been a great help. We always encourage listeners to read/listen with discretion through the lens of God’s Word. Check us Out: Facebook Instagram Webpage Media Director: Jennifer Beil  Logo Design: Jamie Hurst  

This week Eric and Nate talk about the fear of man, the freedom we have when our identity is found in Christ. Resource mentioned in this episode: "When People are Big and God is Small" By: Edward T. Welch If you have a question for us feel free to send us an email at "questions@fbcforestcity.org"

Über Jesus Christus zu reden gehört zum christlichen Glauben dazu. Eigentlich. Doch im Alltag fällt es vielen Christen schwer, das Evangelium weiterzugeben. Ein häufiger Grund ist Menschenfurcht. Markus Schulze gibt im Gespräch mit Christian Caspari biblisch fundiert weiter, wie man Menschenfurcht überwindet. Menschenfurcht biblisch überwinden: Grundlage: Ich muss wissen, wer ich in Christus bin. Vier Bausteine, um Menschenfurcht zu überwinden: Gott ist souverän (Römer 11,36) ich bin es nicht Gott offenbart sich seinem Geschöpf (2. Korinther 4,6) Gottes Wort hat Kraft, es überführt den Menschen (Hebräer 4,12f) Gott sendet mich, ich bin nicht allein (Matthäus 28,18ff) Buchtipp von Christian: Befreit leben: Von Menschenfurcht zu Gottesfurcht (Edward T. Welch) Erschienen im 3l-Verlag (13,50 €) Natürlich findet ihr alle Folgen auf iTunes, Spotify und anderen Podcast-Anbietern. Und wenn euch „Das Gespräch“ gefällt, empfehlt es gern weiter und natürlich freuen wir uns auch über eine gute Bewertung bei iTunes ;) Schreibt uns gern eine Mail, wenn ihr Fragen, Ideen oder Rückmeldungen habt oder wenn Markus mal für ein Seminar einladen wollt: podcast@heukelbach.org Dieses Gespräch ist Teil einer Reihe, in der Christian sich mit seinen Gästen über die Themen des Panoramatags unterhält. Im ersten Gespräch mit Markus ging es um „Im Advent von Jesus erzählen“.

What do you do when you’re unsure of your God-given gifts? How do you figure out your purpose? And what questions should you ask when you’re feeling overwhelmed by everything on your plate? In this episode, Holly and I talk with Breshana Miller, wife, mom, business owner, entrepreneur, pastor’s wife, and Bible college student about how to have clarity about your calling, how to stop comparing yourself to others, and what time management is really about. Breshana has some “drop the mic” moments of wisdom that you do not want to miss. Breshana’s Leadership Journey: Breshana currently shares leadership duties with her pastor-husband, leads her family of three kids, nurtures and teaches those at their church, and she leads herself. Oh, and she has a corporate career too! Breshana was given a leadership role during her time in the military when her chief promoted her to the team lead of her unit. She found this challenging because she’d never led in that way before and she was leading her peers. It all unfolded well, but she put a lot of pressure on herself because she didn’t want to make mistakes or fail. Leadership Lessons Breshana Learned in the Military As a leader, you have to be selfless. Leadership isn’t about you. Always look out for those to your right and left. Care about the people you work with. Take the time to understand them before judging. The more you know about your people, the better you can lead. How Breshana Transitioned from the Military to Ministry For Breshana, the transition was radical because of the mindset shift. There are no options in the military; you do what you’re assigned. In ministry, people will tell you “no” or ask for time to pray and consider. She had to switch her communication style, learn patience, and develop a new level of compassion. How Breshana and Her Husband Work Together in Ministry There are lots of expectations of being a pastor's wife. She had to learn to have God’s help to get out from under the weight of people’s expectations that she looks perfect and hosts perfect parties. She doesn’t allow herself to get trapped by people’s expectations because then she’s not operating in her gifts or God’s grace. When you try to please people you live with a level of insecurity and anxiety. She’s allowing God to lead her and she’s putting the weight of expectations on Him.   How Breshana Transitioned from Ministry to Business God called her into entrepreneurship when she was in high school and sold Avon. As an adult, she wanted to take her entrepreneurial spirit outside the church so she could impact more women in a flexible way. That’s when she began her business as a coach. Breshana’s Mentors She has mentors and guides in her life and mentorship is an evolving process. In college, she had a professor who encouraged her to teach, but Breshana resisted. In the military, she was put in charge of training sessions by her superior officer. But in ministry, she felt unsure of what she should do. As she heard God calling her to teach, she remembered these previous moments when others had tasked her with teaching. Through them, God affirmed her call to teach.   Breshana’s Advice for Younger Leaders: Don’t lead alone. Be teachable. Be willing to go against the grain. Be okay with the fact that not everyone will always agree with your decision. And don’t concede to other’s decisions because you want to be liked.   Be transparent when you make a mistake. Developing Confidence in Your Gifts For The Woman Who is Unsure of Her Gifts In her business, Breshana helps women to step into their giftings and purpose. She starts by having lots of conversations. For some women, God wakes them up to their own purpose. For other women, God uses other people to speak into their lives. Your desire and your gifts must come together to understand what God called you and purposed you to do.   Ask yourself: What desire do I have? What distinct and natural abilities do I have? The answers to those two questions will help you know what business to pursue. She wants every woman to have clarity about who they are and what they desire. Then she can bring that plan to life with a vision, plan, and strategy. Every woman can have certainty in knowing what God has created her to do.  When you operate out of your gifts and desires, you don’t have to compare. Don’t allow the canvas of others to determine your masterpiece. You are God’s masterpiece and His vessel to bring His good works to earth. How to Develop Confidence with Your Gifts For Breshana, it took a while. For a while, she was very self-conscious. She felt frustrated with what to do so she asked God why. She realized that she was the source of her own frustration and she needed to step outside of herself. God made her the way He did for a reason. She also realized that: She can’t help everybody There are specific people God ordained for her to work with. Breshana realized that God gave her her voice, gifts, and temperament to help certain women who would need her to be who she is. You are where you need to be and you have everything you need to do what God’s asked you to do. Growth comes from taking one step. God honors that one step because that’s faith in action. We must believe and then receive what God says about us. Allow the truth to take root and grow. Stumbling Blocks Women Face as They Accept Their Gifts Breshana says that women tend to believe that no one will value their gifts, and they perceive this before they’ve even taken one step. Women are considered with whether they’ll be valued and accepted. They also think through all the “What if” scenarios. How Breshana Manages Her Time Breshana wears a lot of hats and has great advice for how women can make room in their schedules for what God has called them to do. Here’s what Breshana does to make her multi-passionate life happen: Makes sure here children are clear on the family calendar. Wakes up early. Has a housekeeper on an as-needed basis. Other times the entire family chips in to keep the house clean. Asks for help. Doesn’t have a “get-it-all-done” attitude.  Breshana’s Perspective on Time Management Breshana believes that handling your schedule and completing tasks isn’t really about time management, it’s about work management, self-leadership, and surrender. God will make room in your schedule for everything He’s asked you to do. “We say we don’t have time, but sometimes it’s because we’re not saying ‘yes’ to the right things.”  As women, we say “no” to others and “yes” to ourselves, but what are we saying to God? God will work out your schedule so it doesn’t include anxiety and stress. When you do feel stressed asked why you’re stress and what that you haven’t yielded yourself to yet? Stress doesn’t come from God. Look to the Bible on how to manage your time. What does God say? Breshana’s book recommendation: What Do You Think of Me? And Why Do I Care?* by Edward T. Welch Stop Playing Safe* by Maggie Warrell Connect with Breshana: Website Facebook Facebook Group Instagram Breshana Miller is a Business Empowerment Coach and Mentor for high-achieving service-based entrepreneurs and professionals. She helps women discover their purpose and leverage their unique gifts, strengths, and expertise so that they can monetize their brilliance doing what they know, love, and can get paid for. She is also the Leading Lady of Remnant Fellowship Worship Center and serves as alongside her husband in ministry. She is a US Army Veteran and is also pursuing her doctorate in Biblical Counseling and certification in Gallup Strengths-based coaching. Stay Connected: Subscribe on your favorite podcast app. Click here to find all the options where you can find the podcast.  Join our Purposeful Leadership Facebook group! In the Facebook group, we can chat about what you need as a leader, what your challenges are, as well as celebrate the wins. This is a great community to learn and grow together. We want to get to know YOU.  Other Ways to Connect with Esther & Holly and the Christian Woman Leadership Podcast: Esther’s Instagram Holly’s Instagram Podcast Instagram Facebook Page Episode Sponsor: Audible Today’s show is brought to you by Audible. Audible is offering our listeners a free audiobook with a 30-day trial membership. Just go to estherlittlefield.com/audible and browse the unmatched selection of audio programs – download a title free and start listening. 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Val and I chat about: Why it’s so hard for moms to make friends. Why moms shouldn’t use their kids as a crutch or excuse to keep us from the things God has called us to do. Her new books, Grumpy Mom Takes A Holiday and Fresh Start for Moms “I just don't want to write friendship off in this season of motherhood. I want to enjoy it. I want to basically have lived in that community that God has called us to do.” - Val Woerner Links mentioned on the show: If Gathering Fresh Start for Moms Grumpy Mom Takes A Holiday When People Are Big and God is Small by Edward T. Welch Phylicia Masonheimer True You by Michelle DeRusha Michelle DeRusha on the WCM Podcast Val’s first WCM podcast episode where she talks about faith & business. About our guest: Valerie Woerner is owner of Val Marie Paper and author of Grumpy Mom Takes a Holiday and Fresh Start for Moms. Her mission is to create practical tools, including her original 6-month prompted prayer journal and prayer course that equip women to cut through the noise of everyday life and find fullness of life in the presence of the Lord. She lives in South Louisiana with her husband Tyler and two girls, Vivi and Vana.

Diese Predigt basiert auf dem Buch "Buster's Ears Trip Him Up" von Edward T. Welch und wurde im Rahmen eines Familiengottesdienstes gehalten.

Diese Predigt basiert auf dem Buch "Buster's Ears Trip Him Up" von Edward T. Welch und wurde im Rahmen eines Familiengottesdienstes gehalten.

God's design for the family is a good and wonderful gift...and vary widely! From the single mom, to the family adopting, to the single gal, to the couple trying to conceive, and so many more situations.  In today's episode we are going to open up the discussion on how do we respond when "family" doesn't really look the way we think it should and how we can start to keep an eye out for those suffering or falling under the radar - and how we can learn to come along side them.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer.    Links from today:  Walking Through Infertility by Matthew Arbo Idols of the Heart by Elyse Fitzpatrick Caring for One Another by Edward T. Welch Side by Side by Edward T. Welch Hf #45: Idols of the Heart and Keeping Our Eyes on Jesus HF #46: Making an Idol Out of Your Home (and Homemaking) Get 25% OFF your first month of Care Of customized vitamins with coupon code: HOME

God's design for the family is a good and wonderful gift...and vary widely! From the single mom, to the family adopting, to the single gal, to the couple trying to conceive, and so many more situations.  In today's episode we are going to open up the discussion on how do we respond when "family" doesn't really look the way we think it should and how we can start to keep an eye out for those suffering or falling under the radar - and how we can learn to come along side them.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer.    Links from today:  Walking Through Infertility by Matthew Arbo Idols of the Heart by Elyse Fitzpatrick Caring for One Another by Edward T. Welch Side by Side by Edward T. Welch Hf #45: Idols of the Heart and Keeping Our Eyes on Jesus HF #46: Making an Idol Out of Your Home (and Homemaking) Get 25% OFF your first month of Care Of customized vitamins with coupon code: HOME

Earlier this week on the podcast we started talking about the first 4 ways to cultivate meaningful relationships. Today we are going to discuss the second 4. Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. The second four lessons:  Based off of Edward T. Welch’s wonderful book Caring for One Another.  Be Personal and Pray Talk about Suffering Talk about Sin Remember and Reflect  Get your FREE 11x14 canvas art print from Canvas People just use coupon code: HOME at checkout! 

Earlier this week on the podcast we started talking about the first 4 ways to cultivate meaningful relationships. Today we are going to discuss the second 4. Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. The second four lessons:  Based off of Edward T. Welch’s wonderful book Caring for One Another.  Be Personal and Pray Talk about Suffering Talk about Sin Remember and Reflect  Get your FREE 11x14 canvas art print from Canvas People just use coupon code: HOME at checkout! 

Cultivating meaningful relationships is pretty high up there on many of our priority lists. But it can feel so hard to know how to go about doing that. In today's episode we are going to explore what it means to care for one another in Gospel-centered relationships. Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. The first four lessons:  Based off of Edward T. Welch's wonderful book Caring for One Another.  With all Humility  Moving Toward Others Know the Heart Know the Critical Influences    "I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace." - Ephesians 4:1-3 FREE Mrs. Meyers Fall Cleaning Kit!  For all of my listeners, Grove is offering a wonderful Fall cleaning kit for FREE! All you have to do is check out with $20 in your cart (see all of my amazing suggestions here) and your order ships for FREE with your $20 order PLUS the fall cleaning kit.  If you are wanting to try out Grove or you just want to take your first baby steps to healthier living, then this is an awesome deal! Here’s what you will get:  Free Mrs. Meyer’s Hand Soap Free Mrs. Meyer’s Dish Soap Free Mrs. Meyer’s Multi-Surface Spray Free Grove Walnut Scrubber Sponges Sign up for your FREE fall cleaning kit here! Meal Planning Help for Eating Healthy:   I am really excited to share with you the sponsor of today’s podcast episode: PrepDish! If you ever feel like you wish you had a little help in your meal planning, then I highly encourage you to check out PrepDish. They offer gluten-free meal plans and paleo meal plans.  But you don’t have to eat a gluten-free or paleo diet in order to take advantage of all that PrepDish has to offer! In fact, almost half of their customers don’t eat those diets. The meals are healthy and non-processed and work well for anyone who is trying to eat a healthy diet. And PrepDish is offering a super special TWO week free trail when you sign up through this link (how awesome!!) When you sign up, you’ll receive an email every week with a grocery list and instructions for prepping your meals ahead of time. After only 1-3 hours of prepping on the weekend, you’ll have all of your meals ready for the entire week. I absolutely love how easy they make it.  Free TWO week trial of PrepDish   

Cultivating meaningful relationships is pretty high up there on many of our priority lists. But it can feel so hard to know how to go about doing that. In today's episode we are going to explore what it means to care for one another in Gospel-centered relationships. Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. The first four lessons:  Based off of Edward T. Welch's wonderful book Caring for One Another.  With all Humility  Moving Toward Others Know the Heart Know the Critical Influences    "I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace." - Ephesians 4:1-3 FREE Mrs. Meyers Fall Cleaning Kit!  For all of my listeners, Grove is offering a wonderful Fall cleaning kit for FREE! All you have to do is check out with $20 in your cart (see all of my amazing suggestions here) and your order ships for FREE with your $20 order PLUS the fall cleaning kit.  If you are wanting to try out Grove or you just want to take your first baby steps to healthier living, then this is an awesome deal! Here’s what you will get:  Free Mrs. Meyer’s Hand Soap Free Mrs. Meyer’s Dish Soap Free Mrs. Meyer’s Multi-Surface Spray Free Grove Walnut Scrubber Sponges Sign up for your FREE fall cleaning kit here! Meal Planning Help for Eating Healthy:   I am really excited to share with you the sponsor of today’s podcast episode: PrepDish! If you ever feel like you wish you had a little help in your meal planning, then I highly encourage you to check out PrepDish. They offer gluten-free meal plans and paleo meal plans.  But you don’t have to eat a gluten-free or paleo diet in order to take advantage of all that PrepDish has to offer! In fact, almost half of their customers don’t eat those diets. The meals are healthy and non-processed and work well for anyone who is trying to eat a healthy diet. And PrepDish is offering a super special TWO week free trail when you sign up through this link (how awesome!!) When you sign up, you’ll receive an email every week with a grocery list and instructions for prepping your meals ahead of time. After only 1-3 hours of prepping on the weekend, you’ll have all of your meals ready for the entire week. I absolutely love how easy they make it.  Free TWO week trial of PrepDish   

I've been getting back into reading this week and making plans to get caught up on my reading challenge for the rest of the year. I've read some really good books lately and a few not worth mentioning...but here's a little reading challenge update as well as a list of past and current books! Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Books I've Read Recently: I'd Rather Be Reading by Anne Bogel Book Girl by Sarah Clarkson Caring for One Another by Edward T. Welch - I loved this book so much I ordered one for my sister and I ordered his new book Side by Side: Walking with others in Wisdom and Love War of Words by Paul David Tripp You and Me Forever by Francis & Lisa Chan Better Together: Strengthen Your Family, Simplify your Homeschool, and savor the subjects that matter most by Pam Barnhill Mere Motherhood by Cindy Rollins The fiction series I've been reading this year: The Wheel of Time. And I just read the Red Queen series. And I highly recommend The Lunar Chronicles. One of the best series I've ever read!!  What's up next for me to read:  I need to read 39 more books by December 31st. Which is one book every 2.74 days, we'll see if I can do it. Honestly, if I get to 80 books I will be happy! Here's whats on my next to read list:  A beautiful set of classics which includes: Little Women, Heidi, A Little Princess, and Anne of Green Gables.  Praying Together: The Priority and Privilege of Prayer in our homes, Communities, and Churches The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield  Gospel Centered Mom: The Freeing Truth About What Your Kids Really Need Spiritual Depression: It's Causes and Cures by Martin Lloyd Jones Long Days of Small Things: Motherhood as a Spiritual Discipline by Catherine McNniel Even Better Than Eden: Nine Ways the Bible's Story Changes Everything about Your Story by Nancy Guthrie Therefor I Have Hope: 12 Truths That Comfort, Sustain, and Redeem in Tragedy by Cameron Cole Walking through Infertility: Biblical, Theological, and Moral Counsel for Those Who Are Struggling by Matthew Arbo

I've been getting back into reading this week and making plans to get caught up on my reading challenge for the rest of the year. I've read some really good books lately and a few not worth mentioning...but here's a little reading challenge update as well as a list of past and current books! Listen in here:  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Books I've Read Recently: I'd Rather Be Reading by Anne Bogel Book Girl by Sarah Clarkson Caring for One Another by Edward T. Welch - I loved this book so much I ordered one for my sister and I ordered his new book Side by Side: Walking with others in Wisdom and Love War of Words by Paul David Tripp You and Me Forever by Francis & Lisa Chan Better Together: Strengthen Your Family, Simplify your Homeschool, and savor the subjects that matter most by Pam Barnhill Mere Motherhood by Cindy Rollins The fiction series I've been reading this year: The Wheel of Time. And I just read the Red Queen series. And I highly recommend The Lunar Chronicles. One of the best series I've ever read!!  What's up next for me to read:  I need to read 39 more books by December 31st. Which is one book every 2.74 days, we'll see if I can do it. Honestly, if I get to 80 books I will be happy! Here's whats on my next to read list:  A beautiful set of classics which includes: Little Women, Heidi, A Little Princess, and Anne of Green Gables.  Praying Together: The Priority and Privilege of Prayer in our homes, Communities, and Churches The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield  Gospel Centered Mom: The Freeing Truth About What Your Kids Really Need Spiritual Depression: It's Causes and Cures by Martin Lloyd Jones Long Days of Small Things: Motherhood as a Spiritual Discipline by Catherine McNniel Even Better Than Eden: Nine Ways the Bible's Story Changes Everything about Your Story by Nancy Guthrie Therefor I Have Hope: 12 Truths That Comfort, Sustain, and Redeem in Tragedy by Cameron Cole Walking through Infertility: Biblical, Theological, and Moral Counsel for Those Who Are Struggling by Matthew Arbo

115 - [NOTE: For the months of June & July we will air reruns] Besides the Bible, what have been some of the most influential books you've read? What are some books you're currently reading?

114 - [NOTE: For the months of June & July we will air reruns] What are three things you would encourage youth workers to do when counseling parents? (www.rym.org)

113 - [NOTE: For the months of June & July we will air reruns] What are some biblical truths that give you encouragement when counseling someone? (www.rym.org)

112 - [NOTE: For the months of June & July we will air reruns] What are three things you would encourage youth workers to avoid when counseling students? (www.rym.org)

111 - What are three things you would encourage youth workers to do when counseling students? [NOTE: For the months of June and July, we will air reruns]

115 - What books, outdside of the Bible, have been most influential to you and what are you currently reading? (rymonline.org)

114 - What advice would you give youth workers when counseling parents? (rymonline.org)

113 - What's a truth from Scripture that gives you encouragement in counseling? (rymonline.org)

112 - What are three things you would encourage youth worker to avoid when counseling teenagers? (rymonline.org)

111 - What are three things you would encourage youth workers to do when counceling teens? (rymonline.org)

In light of the upcoming holiday, I decided to bring one of the coolest single ladies I know to chat about singleness. Happy Valentines Day, single ladies! Today’s guest, Becca Harris, is 36, single, loves Jesus, and is mama to two young men that she adopted out of foster care who are now 20 and 17 years old. Becca’s boys moved in when they were 14 and 11. They were 16 and 13 when she adopted them. Becca and I talked about everything from Jesus’ life as a single man to what it looks like to submit our desires to the Lord without shutting the doors on our dreams.  Even if you’re not single, you’ll want to stick around to learn how we can love our single friends better, but beyond that, Becca’s story is an incredible one to hear in general, regardless of your current season. I’m certain it will stir your affections for Jesus and inspire you to walk in obedience to whatever He asks of you. I walked away from this conversation inspired to happily follow Jesus in whatever it is that He sets before me. I hope you find Becca’s obedience to Christ just as inspiring as I do! This conversation is actually the second of five episodes we’re putting out on the topic of relationships. If you’re new, be sure to hop back to last week’s episode with Kim Vollendorf on Intimacy with God and subscribe to the podcast to catch next week’s episode on dating! To continue discussing relationships in light of the Gospel throughout the week, find us on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter! Thanks so much for allowing us to journey alongside you! Have a great week! We can’t wait to see you here, next Monday.   BECCA’S RESOURCES When People Are Big and God Is Small by Edward T. Welch Not Yet Married by Marshall Segal (audiobook) A Praying Life by Paul Miller     BECCA’S SIMPLE JOYS Kids Being active and being outside Being with friends over a good meal and games     CONNECT WITH BECCA Facebook Instagram Twitter   SPONSORSHIP DETAILS You know that building community is good for both people and business. But many apartment residents are completely disconnected from their neighbors. Apartment Life places CARES Teams to live onsite in apartments to welcome new residents, plan social events, and look for ways to love their neighbors as themselves. Because of our CARES Teams, apartment owners see improved resident satisfaction, retention, and online reputation. It also changes lives. www.apartmentlife.org   SPONSORSHIP DETAILS HelloFresh is delivered right to your door in recyclable, insulated packaging. HelloFresh offers a wide variety of chef-curated recipes that change weekly. One of my favorite things is that I don’t have more time-consuming meal planning or grocery shopping. Then I love knowing that I won’t spend all night in the kitchen because recipes only take around 30 minutes! My three-year-old daughter was even able to help me! She loved it and everything was pre-measured making it SO EASY! HelloFresh helps me try things I’d never think to cook on my own and enjoy eating outside of our family’s comfort zone! For $30 off your first week of HelloFresh, visit hellofresh.com and enter Journeywomen30. FOR MORE EPISODES OF JOURNEYWOMEN:   SUBSCRIBE Subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to the Journeywomen Podcast. On Android, click this podcast RSS feed link and select your podcast app. You may need to copy the link into your favorite podcast app (like Overcast or Stitcher).   WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other women on their journeys to glorify God find and utilize the podcast as a resource.   FOLLOW JOURNEYWOMEN Like/follow Journeywomen on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter for the latest updates.   *Affiliate links used are used where appropriate. Thank you for supporting the products that support Journeywomen!

Edward T. Welch, faculty member at CCEF and adjunct faculty at Westminster Seminary California, speaks at WSC on pastoral counseling (April 2015). His topic was “Side-by-Side in the Church: Walking with Others through Pain and Trial.” (Part 2 of 2)

Edward T. Welch, faculty member at CCEF and adjunct faculty at Westminster Seminary California, speaks at WSC on pastoral counseling (April 2015). His topic was “Side-by-Side in the Church: Walking with Others through Pain and Trial.” (Part 1 of 1)

Today I interview Dr. Ed Welch about his new book Side by Side (Crossway, 2015). Listen as we talk about his life, ministry, and upcoming writing projects. He also discusses what it means to be needy and to be needed along with how Christians can have thoughtful, encouraging, and refreshing conversations with one another. Along with these important topics, he helps Christians to understand how to keep the Gospel story before ourselves and help others do the same. He also explores ways Christians can grow in relational and emotional maturity, gives his thoughts on the greatest opportunities for the biblical counseling movement, and provides guidance for those in Bible college and seminary students looking to get into counseling. About the Author: Edward T. Welch, M.Div., Ph.D. is a counselor and faculty member at CCEF. He earned a Ph.D. in counseling (neuropsychology) from the University of Utah and has a Master of Divinity degree from Biblical Theological Seminary. Ed has been counseling for over 30 years and has written extensively on the topics of depression, fear, and addictions. His books include: When People Are Big and God is Small; Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave; Blame it on the Brain; Depression—A Stubborn Darkness; Running Scared; Crossroads: A Step-by-Step Guide Away From Addiction; and When I Am Afraid: A Step-by-Step Guide Away from Fear and Anxiety.

Fala discípulo! Pedro Angella, Thiago Ibrahim e Matheus Soares, diretamente do Mar da Galileia, reúnem-se No Barquinho e, dessa vez, dissecam, na série Estante, o livro “Quando as pessoas são grandes e Deus é pequeno“, de Edward T. Welch, publicado pela Editora Batista Regular (EBR). Neste #NB, os marujos contam suas experiências de leitura, comentam alguns pontos levantados pelo autor e, pra fechar, dão suas… Read More »#NB80 – Estante: Quando as pessoas são grandes e Deus é pequeno