Feb 20 2025 51 mins
In this profoundly insightful episode, Dr. Alison explores the often overlooked "young places" within our souls with John Eldredge, New York Times bestselling author, counselor, and the author of the new book Experience Jesus. Really. Together, they explore how these inner areas of wounding can lead to transformative encounters with Jesus, providing opportunities for deeper healing through experiencing God’s loving presence.
Here’s what we cover:
*John's challenge to move past our over-reliance on left-brain thinking
*The surprising ways God beckons our souls toward healing
*A powerful example of how Jesus responds to young parts carrying trauma
*The critical mistake many make when seeking healing
*Why John believes we are all like amphibians
*The difference between the illusion of security and the reality of safety
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