Thoughts
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Mister Unemotional
Stephen reveals the thoughts of a man who defines himself as unemotional.
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Our Highest Calling
Stephen shares thoughts from Christopher West’s book, Our Bodies Tell God’s Story.
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Not a Nurturer
Have you noticed how some individuals are not good at nurturing? They are nice people but they offer little support. They may be around but you never feel close to them. You sense something is off, but you can’t put your finger on it. They say a lot of words but they bring no comfort.…
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Give Your Emotions a Voice
Today’s discussion is about using your voice. Some children were taught not to express their thoughts. Today, you are being asked to use your voice to express thoughts about yourself.
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For Troubled Men
Since, you became a Christian, Jesus has patiently been waiting for you to invite him into the painful unworthy-belief-story that lives deep in your soul.
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Recipe for Personal Growth
Stephen calls out four key ingredients for growth and change.
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Male Maturity
How does a man’s relationship thinking change over time? What is the difference between young, male, self-absorbed thinking and senior, male, Jesus-loving thinking?
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Why Do We Fall?
Why do we fall? This is a deep question and we can’t ever fully answer the “why” questions. But it’s worth the conversation. In this episode, Stephen and Jonathan dive deep into the emotional and spiritual tangles that we all face.
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Our Ministry Philosophy
Always practice gratitude. No blame, no Shame. Just keep moving forward! There is no failure–just new learning!
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The Goodness of Sadness
Some individuals found emotions chaotic and painful. The solution was to turn off their emotions. (Detach) So, now when they are supposed to feel sad they feel numb instead.
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Easing the Change
If you are someone who helps people make changes, whether it’s business changes, or heart changes, there are two areas of concern. Being aware of these areas can help you be more successful. The two areas are anxiety and sabotage.
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Standing on Holy Ground
As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.