Deep Change

Alex Tarasiuk and Dr. Steve Smith talk about learning how to experience transformational change through intimacy with God.

Deep Change is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #10

  10 - Deep Change: Done Discipline of Rest

  Aug 20, 202655 minS1

  <p>Transformational change starts with intimacy with God rather than with a longer to-do list. Alex Tarasiuk and Steve Smith unpack the first of the “done disciplines,” showing how rest, appropriation, and later meditating on God’s love flow from what God has already finished in Christ.The discussion matters because it reframes spiritual growth from effort and self-improvement to receiving, trusting, and living from what has already been given. Steve also grounds the discussion in Ephesians, Romans, Matthew, and examples from everyday family life.</p><p>Key topics</p>Steve Smith explains that “done disciplines” are practices rooted in what God h...

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  Episode #9

  09 - Deep Change: Do you want to get well?

  Aug 13, 202640 minS1

  <p>Steve explains that many people do not immediately want change, even when they know it would be better for them. Pain can become familiar, and familiarity can feel safer than the unknown life on the other side of healing. Sometimes pain also becomes identity—through victimhood, anger, addiction, or the need for justice—and letting go of it can feel like losing a part of yourself.Steve and Alex connect the man at Bethesda to people today who minimize the help they receive, externalize responsibility, or resist healing because they are afraid of what comes next. They talk through how...

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  Episode #8

  08 - Deep Change: Addiction and Stress

  Aug 6, 202646 minS1

  <p>Do You Want to Get Well?</p><p>In this episode of Deep Change, Alex and Steve continue the journey through transformational change and ask the pivotal question from John 5: “Do you want to get well?” They explore why healing is not just about information or self-awareness, but about surrender, trust, and a willingness to let God transform the parts of us we’ve used to survive.The conversation goes deep into how pain, identity, stress, and addiction can keep people stuck. Steve shares how people often cling to familiar patterns because those patterns help them make sense of life...

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  Episode #7

  07 - Deep Change: Motivational Sin Inventory

  Jul 30, 202650 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Alex Tarasiuk discusses the intricate relationship between heart issues, sin, and transformational change with Steve Smith. They explore how understanding our motivational sins can lead to genuine intimacy with God, affecting both personal and church-wide transformation.</p><p><br></p><p>Key Topics:</p>The development of the Sin in Me inventory and its purpose in revealing internal motivationsThe seven motivational sins influenced by epithumius, or corrupted desiresHow motivational sins manifest through specific behaviors and their connection to hurt and internal strugglesThe importance of self-awareness in recognizing sin patterns and the role of the inventory in...

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  Episode #6

  06 - Deep Change: Sin in me

  Jul 23, 202643 minS1

  <p>Explore the complex relationship between internal desires, sins, and hurt, and how understanding these elements can lead to genuine transformation in the Christian life. This episode dives into biblical perspectives on human nature, the roots of sin, and pathways toward healing.In this episode:</p>The biblical framework of sin in Romans chapter 7 and its relevance todayHow desires, even good ones, become corrupted through the fallThe seven deadly sins as motivations behind external behaviorsThe internal versus external aspects of sin and sufferingThe role of guilt, shame, and generational patterns in shaping behaviorThe distinction between hurt caused by life’s ci...

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