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Dr. Wendy Berghuis-Hummel and I define spiritual abuse, discuss why it's so damaging to our relationships with God, and consider what healing might look like.

Dr. Wendy Berghuis-Hummel BSc, MD, CCFP, FCFP is a family physician practicing psychotherapy, a clinical member of MDPAC (Medical Psychotherapy Association of Canada).

If you're doubting or deconstructing your faith, you're in the right place. On this podcast we aim to be totally honest about doubt while still being hopeful about faith in Christ. Doubters are welcome here.

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If you're doubting your faith, you're in the right place because Truth Snack journeys with doubting Christians toward confident faith.
We're kicking off Season 2 by talking Natalie, someone I met this summer. We were working at a summer camp and she told me she was raised in a church that taught jewellery, make-up, and sports were all wrong. Our activities at camp that day happened to be... making bracelets, face-painting, and football!
I couldn't help but wonder how Natalie was able to question so much of what she was raised to believe while holding onto faith in Jesus. She calls her process "disentangling," and her minister, Berean Holiness, helps others do the same. Enjoy the conversation!
Find out more about Natalie's work at www.BereanHoliness.com.
As always, if you have something to add, please reach out at [email protected]

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Big life decisions can spark and intense seeking of God and his will. And when we hear nothing in response, it can make us wonder if God is with us (or there at all). Because of that, I knew I wanted to talk about "God's will" as part of this year's exploring of encounter with God.
When my friend, Steph, reached out to tell me a Truth Snack series had helped her while discerning God's will, I knew it was time to talk about it.
Truth Snack journeys with doubting Christians toward confident faith, so if you're doubting your faith, you're in the right place! I hope this episode can be a little truth snack to help you on your way.
As always, if you have something to add, reach out at [email protected].

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This episode is a re-broadcast of my conversation with Nate Huff on his podcast, Coffee Conversations. If you’d like to hear more conversations on how disciples of Jesus can follow him every day, check out Coffee Conversations: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nate636

During our chat we talked specifically about deconstruction. What is it? Is it good or bad for faith? And how do we journey though it if we find ourselves deconstructing?
As always, if you have something to add, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]. Enjoy!

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How do we make sense of divine destruction in the Bible? What distortions do we bring to the Bible that make it hard to understand? If the Bible is so complicated, why follow Jesus?

In this episode I talk with my friend Jonny who is studying the Old Testament in pursuit of a PhD. In particular, he’s studying stories of divine destruction in the Old Testament— that’s right, he’s chosen to study the uncomfortable stories that can make us question God's goodness.
Jonny's perspective was insightful and challenging. I have no doubt this chat some wisdom to offer you on your journey through doubt. Enjoy!

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