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False Beliefs That Prevent Healing
To some people, “faith” in God is right doctrine or action. But actually faith is relational — it’s trusting God. As we keep seeking God
August 20, 2019
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Asking God to Heal is Loving
During graduate school, we attended the Vineyard in Anaheim, California where John Wimber was the pastor. Like David, Gideon, or Mary Magdalene, he was an
August 13, 2019
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341 – Best Soul Talks: Is Faith Real If You Don’t Feel It?
This Week on Soul Talks All of us have likely experienced times in our lives when we may not be feeling God’s love and presence
August 23, 2022
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Tune into “Soul Talks” and join us as we cultivate intimacy with Jesus in life, love, and leadership You’ll love our award-winning Podcast: Soul Talks With Bill & Kristi Gaultiere. You
December 7, 2021
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Soul Talks helps pastors and leaders follow Jesus with feelings and faith. In ministry, work, and family it’s easy to be so busy that it’s
April 8, 2021
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336 – Is That Voice in my Head God?
This Week on Soul Talks Hearing God is a central part of growing in relationship with the Lord. Yet many of us struggle to hear
July 19, 2022
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God is Not Mean!
You may feel like God is angry and mean when you read particular Bible passages. The story of Job in the Old Testament is designed
June 25, 2019
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334 – The Discerning Leader (A Soul Talk With Steve Macchia)
This Week on Soul Talks Discernment isn’t just learning God’s will for our lives. We may have limited our understanding of discernment in the past,
July 5, 2022
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Re-Mapping Your Brain and Soul in God’s Love
If God seems angry and unkind you may need to re-map your brain through loving relational engagements that improve your self-image. Scientific research shows that
June 18, 2019
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333 – Empathy is Not Coddling
This Week on Soul Talks Sometimes considered weakness or coddling, empathy is often misunderstood. We may not think we need empathy, and we may underestimate
June 28, 2022
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