Wellness

Trauma is a frequent topic in the media and increasingly evident in everyday speech. Many, however, feel confused about what trauma really means. And, perhaps because of that confusion, our churches often don’t respond well to those who have experienced trauma.

John Eldredge and Jason Daye explore the contrast between how the world is shaping us and what Jesus is inviting us into.

The principle of intentional relationships in Neuroscience Informed Relational Discipleship (NIRD) draws deeply from the biblical model of discipleship exemplified by Jesus Christ.

In the realm of ministry, how often do we, as pastors, feel something is wrong or off when we desire more appreciation in our lives? A healthy perspective will keep you in the right mental space when it comes to receiving encouragement.

Zach Meerkreebs and Jason Daye explore how we can invite the Holy Spirit in to help us assess our feelings, whether negative or positive, that surround our ministry activities and how we engage in serving others.

The NIRD principle of mutual accountability is central to the process of discipleship and underscores the importance of community in Christian life. 

While it is good to focus on healthy, fit bodies, we often neglect the significance of having a healthy brain. Let’s find out why we should spend more time invested in brain health!

Robby Angle and Jason Daye explore some of the disappointments that we might feel when we try to adopt or adapt discipleship models into our local churches.