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Church Hurts And
Dr. John Bash
64 episodes
2 months ago
Are you a person who witnessed hypocrisy in the church and decided it was time to move on? Church Hurts is for you. We saw some of the same things and are asking, “And?” Join us as we tackle issues from every walk of life, delve into the spiritual without apology and ask, “What’s the Church got to do with it?”
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Are you a person who witnessed hypocrisy in the church and decided it was time to move on? Church Hurts is for you. We saw some of the same things and are asking, “And?” Join us as we tackle issues from every walk of life, delve into the spiritual without apology and ask, “What’s the Church got to do with it?”
Show more...
Christianity
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Relationships
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Forgiving the Nightmare with Mark Sowersby
Church Hurts And
34 minutes
4 years ago
Forgiving the Nightmare with Mark Sowersby
Church Hurts And is a listener-supported podcast. Go to ChurchHurtsAnd.org to click on the DONATE button and become part of our support team. Have you ever had something happen to you which has haunted you for your entire life?  Forgiving the Nightmare with Mark Sowersby “I really don’t like Bob. He’s rather arrogant and aloof I think.” “Oh, he’s not that bad if you get to know him.” “Well, who would want to get to him? He’s a jerk.” “Well, he’s been through a lot in life. Give him a break.” Who among us has not had a conversation like this? I heard it so often when I was younger I got sick of it, but it got me thinking. What is it about people who manifest unattractive relational skills which drive people away, but whom underneath can be really nice people? And since I don’t have the time to get to know everybody, what should I learn about how I should behave? Now that could be a book, but let me jump to the conclusion. Every person you meet has a story. Part of that story will probably include some very vulnerable life-changing events or relationships which made an indelible imprint upon them. I am not talking about the kind of things that come up in a two-minute cocktail party introduction. “Hi. My name is John and I had an evil stepmother who defined my childhood. How are you?” That isn’t how it works, is it? But then there are those rare moments, those times in life when another opens up to you in a moment of vulnerability. They wouldn’t be doing this if a certain amount of trust hadn’t already been built. And then it comes. You hear a bit of their nightmare. Everything changes. They wonder if you will run away, ask more questions, or be frozen by the reality of it all. Today we have someone with a real nightmare and the courage to bring it into the light. He’s even discovered some life principles which others have used to get them through their own nightmares. Let’s welcome Pastor Mark Sowersby to Church Hurts And. For more about Mark: https://www.forgivingthenightmare.com John Bash is a shepherd with Standing Stone, a ministry that ministers to ministers, a need as important in this time as any in our lifetime. Consider joining this support team at www.churchhurtsand.org.
Church Hurts And
Are you a person who witnessed hypocrisy in the church and decided it was time to move on? Church Hurts is for you. We saw some of the same things and are asking, “And?” Join us as we tackle issues from every walk of life, delve into the spiritual without apology and ask, “What’s the Church got to do with it?”