Has anxiety ever made it hard for you to connect with God?
Do you love God but sometimes struggle with church?
Today's episode is such a breath of fresh air. I had the pleasure of diving into a deep, insightful conversation with New York Times bestselling author John Mark Comer. We explore the powerful intersection of mental, emotional, and spiritual health, uncovering how these aspects work together to create a whole, integrated person.
Here’s what we cover:
1. Misconceptions in the church about true discipleship
2. The benefits and limits of therapy for personal growth
3. What to do when anxiety or past trauma make it hard to engage spiritual practices
4. John Mark’s candid experiences with therapy and what he’s learned
5. The two essential spiritual practices for holistic well-being
6. Our thoughts on the overlapping circles of emotional & spiritual maturity
Listen to Dr. Alison Cook discuss fasting with John Mark Comer on the Rule of Life Podcast
Find a full transcript and list of resources from this episode here.
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