Attitudes of sexual integrity! Freedom from porn and sex compulsions! Addiction Recovery [Sex] Mode!

Sexuality and our inner lives. Like, getting naked with your clothes on! What can advances in technology do to be more transparent in our secret lives?

Sexuality and our inner lives. Like, getting naked with your clothes on! What can advances in technology do to be more transparent in our secret lives?

In recovery we love stories of redemption and resurrection. And bunnies?! What can we learn from the man in black Johnny Cash about passion week, Easter, reconciliation connection, redemption and resurrection? Yeah what's a sex themed podcast with out bunnies?

In recovery we love stories of redemption and resurrection. And bunnies?! What can we learn from the man in black Johnny Cash about passion week, Easter, reconciliation connection, redemption and resurrection? Yeah what's a sex themed podcast with out bunnies?

What is the nature of this strange pull, thirst or hunger that hijacks our will? Is it that we don't know what to do? Or is it the difficulty level of making a hard decision? Some wisdom from a philosophy professor at Ruckers University. And live for the spirit and die to the flesh? What does that really mean anyway?

What is the nature of this strange pull, thirst or hunger that hijacks our will? Is it that we don't know what to do? Or is it the difficulty level of making a hard decision? Some wisdom from a philosophy professor at Ruckers University. And live for the spirit and die to the flesh? What does that really mean anyway?

Paul Young's story The Shack... Is it a theology book that explains the Trinity? Or a story that encourages healing? In my experience most people who I've met that criticize The Shack have never read it. They have only heard from other people who have criticized it and this stirs up fear. The film comes out this month and I'm sure it will cause controversy as well. But for all those who never read The Shack, should you see the film at least before criticizing it as some adaptation of a book about doctrine, theology or how we "should" think about God?

Paul Young's story The Shack... Is it a theology book that explains the Trinity? Or a story that encourages healing? In my experience most people who I've met that criticize The Shack have never read it. They have only heard from other people who have criticized it and this stirs up fear. The film comes out this month and I'm sure it will cause controversy as well. But for all those who never read The Shack, should you see the film at least before criticizing it as some adaptation of a book about doctrine, theology or how we "should" think about God?

"It is my conviction that the God of the Universe is neither surprised nor ashamed of the behaviors that we have participated in, but sees them as the very stage through which the work of healing will be played out." - Jay Stringer

"It is my conviction that the God of the Universe is neither surprised nor ashamed of the behaviors that we have participated in, but sees them as the very stage through which the work of healing will be played out." - Jay Stringer

Is there a connection between being fast and loose with our money and our genitals? And when it comes to the concept of a creator do we trust the maker of all things? Russ engages a conflict with fellow podcaster Cash Peters over the topic of money, value, being tight and constantly in a state of lack.

Is there a connection between being fast and loose with our money and our genitals? And when it comes to the concept of a creator do we trust the maker of all things? Russ engages a conflict with fellow podcaster Cash Peters over the topic of money, value, being tight and constantly in a state of lack.

I felt like a misfit in church and spiritual community. Like I just didn't fit in. When I finally picked up the very heavy phone and finally called for help I found myself in a recovery group. After listening to the stories I realized these people are misfits too! Felt like "These are my people!" Felt like home. Yes, I can be myself here! I started to open up my vulnerable wounded heart. Truth is nobody is perfect. And some can have a very real addiction to relationships and how they unfold in the group dynamic. Some love the very healthy free flow of heart level of communication. Some are very ego driven and toxically unhealthy. I do believe in groups and the powerful healing that can happen there. So Seth Taylor and I unpack what can be healthy and unhealthy about the group dynamic.

I felt like a misfit in church and spiritual community. Like I just didn't fit in. When I finally picked up the very heavy phone and finally called for help I found myself in a recovery group. After listening to the stories I realized these people are misfits too! Felt like "These are my people!" Felt like home. Yes, I can be myself here! I started to open up my vulnerable wounded heart. Truth is nobody is perfect. And some can have a very real addiction to relationships and how they unfold in the group dynamic. Some love the very healthy free flow of heart level of communication. Some are very ego driven and toxically unhealthy. I do believe in groups and the powerful healing that can happen there. So Seth Taylor and I unpack what can be healthy and unhealthy about the group dynamic.

Someone on the road to healing is confronted with a partner or the relational reality of the desire for a partner. Love and connection, passion and desire, the need to be valued and feel whole all of these are a part of this conversation. Seth Taylor author of Feels Like Redemption and I talk about relationships and the individual decision to heal one's heart!