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• The Freedom Trap with Max Jeganathan

  Send us a textToday we welcome Max Jeganathan as he discusses his book 'The Freedom Trap', exploring the concept of freedom in relation to everyday decision-making. He distinguishes between freedom and autonomy, emphasizing the importance of understanding their differences. The discussion delves into historical perspectives on freedom, the Christian viewpoint on autonomy, and the various traps associated with freedom, including being trapped by choice, consequences, success, and technology. The conversation highlights the need for responsibility in exercising freedom and the impact of societal expectations on individual choices.You can purchase The Freedom Trap at all major Christian book stores.You can find Max over on instagram https://www.instagram.com/primaxjeg/or at CPX https://publicchristianity.org/about/meet-our-speakers/Follow @hertheology on Instagram & YouTube. Head to hertheology.com to find out more.

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• Opening Your Home to Others: Lessons from a Family of 6 with Will & Cass Backhouse

  Send us a textHey! This is a fun one. It's the full Backhouse experience with Will and Cass sharing their fails and wins when it comes to hospitality. We look at some biblical passages in regards to hospitality and share some of the ways we have been impacted. We delve into the practical applications of hospitality, the heart behind it, and the challenges faced in fostering a hospitable environment. The discussion emphasizes vulnerability, connection, and the role of hospitality in discipleship, while also reflecting on the differences in how various denominations approach hospitality. We hope it helps! Follow more of the personal side of Cass on her new personal account @casbackhouse (emphasis ONE s!)Follow @hertheology on Instagram & YouTube. Head to hertheology.com to find out more.

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• When Faith Meets Dementia: How The Church Needs To Care For The Elderly with Ben Boland

  Send us a textIn this conversation, Cass and Ben delve into the complexities of dementia, particularly its impact on the elderly and the importance of relational care within the church community. The conversation also delves into the spiritual aspects of dementia, emphasizing that while dementia may affect cognitive abilities, it does not diminish one's faith or connection to God. Ultimately, they highlight the power of connection and hope in caregiving, encouraging listeners to actively engage with and support the elderly in their communities. They discuss the various forms of dementia, the challenges faced by those living with it, and the often-overlooked emotional and relational aspects of the condition. The conversation emphasizes the need for churches to actively engage with and support elderly members, recognizing their inherent value beyond cognitive abilities. Ben shares personal experiences with his parents' illnesses, highlighting the significance of community and relational connections in the face of cognitive decline. You can reach Ben at [email protected] get his new book on pre-order through Amazon now. https://www.amazon.com.au/Priceless-People-Loving-Living-Dementia/dp/1527112683Follow @hertheology on Instagram & YouTube. Head to hertheology.com to find out more.

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• Caring for the Elderly in the Church: A Theological Call to Action with Ben Boland

  Send us a textIn this conversation, Cass and Ben discuss the importance of caring for the elderly within the church, exploring biblical teachings on honoring parents and the elderly. They highlight the current church focus on youth ministry at the expense of older generations, emphasizing the need for intergenerational relationships and learning from the wisdom of elders. The discussion also touches on cultural norms that undervalue older individuals and the implications for church ministry. They also explore the theological foundations of ministry, particularly focusing on the need to reassess the balance between children's and adult ministries. They discuss the implications of aging demographics, the importance of spirituality in older age, and practical approaches to engaging with older adults in ministry. The conversation emphasizes the need for churches to adapt their focus and resources to meet the needs of an increasingly aging population, while also providing insights into effective ministry practices and resources.Follow @hertheology on Instagram & YouTube. Head to hertheology.com to find out more.

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• Getting Over Yourself: The 4-Step Christian Method to Stop Overthinking with Caroline Spencer

  Send us a textTime for some healthy self-reflection! Join me as I chat with Caroline Spencer to discuss the importance of self-reflection in personal growth and leadership, particularly within church contexts. Caroline shares her journey of writing the book 'Getting Over Yourself' and explains a practical self-reflection model designed to help individuals navigate their experiences and foster resilience. We also address the challenges of church hurt and the need for accountability among leaders, emphasizing the role of community in supporting personal development.You can find Caroline's book at all major christian bookstores and Matthias Media the publisher (link below).https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products/getting-over-yourself?srsltid=AfmBOooGfTPGho0FXjJ6xX3mgCxHyPsioPDb5wMuD8xHO6OSY_ovQZtoFollow @hertheology on Instagram & YouTube. Head to hertheology.com to find out more.

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