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#129 - A Biblical Approach to Mental Illness, Part 3 (Pastor Steve Ham, Dr. Berger, and Dr. Shaw)
#129 - A Biblical Approach to Mental Illness, Part 3 (Pastor Steve Ham, Dr. Berger, and Dr. Shaw)
#129 - A Biblical Approach to Mental Illness, Part 3 (Pastor Steve Ham, Dr. Berger, and Dr. Shaw)
Monday 6th September 2021
Join Dr. Shaw, Dr. Berger, and Pastor Ham as they discuss a biblical approach to mental illness on The Addiction Connection Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Mental Health: A Biblical Approach with Dr. Berger, Pastor Steve Ham, and Dr. Mark E. Shaw
I need a savior, and it's not just again for depravity, it's also for our human fragility, and I think that's important.
What happens when faith meets the complexities of mental health and addiction? In this episode of 'The Addiction Connection Podcast', Dr. Mark E. Shaw, Dr. Daniel Berger, and Pastor Steve Ham come together to discuss a biblical perspective on these pressing issues. Recorded during the Grace Fellowship Church Counseling and Discipleship Training conference, this conversation is both enlightening and deeply personal. Dr. Shaw, the Director of Counseling at Grace Fellowship Church, teams up with Dr.
Berger, a pastor and founder of Alethia International Ministries, and Pastor Steve Ham of Hyde Park Baptist Church, to explore how sin, human weakness, and the need for a savior intersect in the lives of those struggling with addiction and mental illness. Pastor Ham shares his heartfelt view: 'I need a savior, and it's not just for depravity, it's also for our human fragility'.
This episode offers listeners a chance to reflect on their own journeys, understand the spiritual dimensions of their struggles, and find hope in walking in the Spirit rather than succumbing to natural tendencies. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that promises to offer new perspectives on faith and recovery.