Wellness

In the intricate journey of spiritual growth and transformation, the power of relational experiences—particularly the observation of spiritual maturity being modeled—plays a pivotal role in metabolizing intellectually understood spiritual concepts into profound changes in character structure.

As church small groups seek deeper levels of connection, healing, and spiritual growth, integrating advanced practices from experiential and emotion-focused group therapies can offer profound insights and tools.

Andy Root is a professor of youth and family ministries at Luther Seminary. He has written a number of books, including his latest, titled "Evangelism in an Age of Despair."

Church small groups are much like the workshops and teams many of us are part of every day, where we learn from each other’s experiences, lend a hand when needed, and, together, navigate the ups and downs of life.

Margaret Feinberg speaks at churches and conferences, is the host of an incredible podcast called "The Joycast," and has written a number of books and Bible studies. Her latest is titled "The God You Need To Know."

Jay Fowler serves as the executive director for PastorServe's Midwest Region and is engaged and involved in helping the entire team serve pastors and ministry leaders better.

In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Bill Simmons. Bill is president and CEO of Hope Rises International and the author of "The Way of Interruption."

Friends and family play a crucial role in the trauma healing process. The foundation of trauma recovery is the establishment of safety.