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Filling the Cracks in the Therapeutic
Developing gospel resilience in a therapeutic age.
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25 Quotes from A Failure of Nerve by Edwin H. Friedman
Quotes from one of the most important (but unreadable) books I've ever read.
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Cracks in the Therapeutic
The Rise and (Probably Impending) Fall of Therapy Speak
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The Loosest Possible Vibe of Deconstruction
On not deconstructing enough.
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Evangelical Spiritual Formation
The categories that couldn't hold the weight of life.
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When In Doubt
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Cracks in the Therapeutic
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Defining Deconstruction pt. 4 | Doubt and Doctrine
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John Calvin's Enneagram Test
On Self-Examination in the Christian Life
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The Suffering Cycle
Discipling sufferers in a comfortable society
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When In Doubt
5 things to remember
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How do I say this?
An announcement (that I don't know how to make).
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Man's Search for Feeling
The trap of authenticity
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Breaking the Spell in 2023
Renouncing magic for a dirty faith.
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Top 5 Books of 2022
Another top books list, but this one is short.
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Is This Your New Spiritual Director?
Spiritual Formation in an AI world
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Church, Deconstruction, and the Changing Internet
Two posts on the internet and faith
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