Les Parrot

Judah Smith, Lead communicator of Churchome and bestselling author, joins Dr. Les Parrott, a clinical psychologist and bestselling author, to explore the mental challenges faced by leaders. They reveal that our brains deceive us 80% of the time, leading to self-sabotage, especially in ministry. Judah shares personal experiences with ministry pressure, while Les highlights toxic thought patterns and the dangers of people-pleasing. The duo emphasizes the importance of grace over performance and offers practical insights for breaking negative cycles.

Renowned relationship expert Dr. Les Parrott joins for a candid conversation on empathy and emotional health. He challenges deep-rooted myths within Christian circles, arguing for a healthier approach to vulnerability and connection. They discuss the fine line between empathy and enmeshment, and how technology can enhance genuine relationships. Dr. Parrott also emphasizes the transformative power of hearing God’s voice free from shame, enriching our spiritual and emotional lives while addressing the complexities of parenting and anxiety.

Dr. Les Parrott, a clinical psychologist and bestselling author dedicated to helping couples strengthen their relationships, shares invaluable insights. He discusses how dating norms have evolved and the significance of personal health in marriage. Les explains the harmful effects of pornography on emotional intimacy and suggests careful disclosure of sexual history in relationships. He provides practical tools to improve sexual communication and emphasizes the paramount importance of close relationships for overall well-being.

Clinical psychologist Les Parrot discusses personal readiness for marriage, debunking marriage myths, and the importance of having conversations with your future spouse. They also explore individual readiness for a strong marriage, different mindsets towards marriage, and the three ingredients of romantic love. They emphasize the importance of self-awareness, seeking mentorship, and premarital counseling for a successful relationship.

Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott join the conversation, bringing their expertise as a clinical psychologist and a counselor, respectively. They delve into the five toxic thought patterns from their book, offering insights on overcoming false guilt, self-doubt, and the disease to please. The duo discusses how embracing God’s unconditional love can free individuals from performance anxiety and shame. They also emphasize the importance of humility in combating entitlement while fostering authentic relationships through vulnerability.