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Hosted by Chip Judd · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 141 episodes
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Join me in the conversation as I dig into how mental health and the mission of the church can be a powerful partnership in developing believers and reaching our communities.
Chip Judd hosts Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, a society show with 141 episodes published.
What happens when mental illness and faith become tangled together? In this episode of Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, Pastor Chip Judd, Joey Svendsen, Dr. Cassie Reid, and Christie Henderson have an honest
Church leadership can be deeply meaningful, but it can also be emotionally demanding. In this episode, Pastor Chip Judd is joined by leadership coach and pastor Mac Lake for a conversation about mental health, ministry,
Mental health is more than a diagnosis. In this episode, Pastor Chip Judd and Dr. Baron Short explore four dimensions that shape our mental well-being: Disease, Disorder, Disconnection, and Disorientation. Joined by Past
This episode explores the growing divide between mental health conversations and the church, featuring Dr. Warren Kinghorn, a psychiatrist and professor with deep roots in Christian faith. Dr. Kinghorn draws a distinctio
What happens when cutting-edge science collides with a life-changing encounter with Jesus? In this episode of Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, Joey and I are joined by Jeff Leinberger and Dr. Baron Short—psyc
In this episode of Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, Pastor Scott Sauls shares his journey through burnout and recovery, offering honest insight into the pressures of church leadership. He highlights the impor
What if mental health wasn’t separate from discipleship… but essential to it? Chip Judd, Pastor Armando, and Dr. Chris Adams explore how the church can better care for people by integrating mental health principles into
In this episode of Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, Chip Judd and guests explore the growing conversation around mental health within the church. Through personal stories and honest discussion, they unpack ho
In this mini episode, Chip Judd and Chip Henderson unpack the idea of “fake vulnerability” — the kind of honesty that sounds transparent but still keeps people at a safe distance. With clarity and humility, they challeng
In Part 2 with Chip and Christie Henderson, the conversation shifts from personal mental health struggles to the broader impact of emotional health on church leadership and culture. They explore the difference between fa
Chip Judd and Joey Svendsen sit down with Chip and Christy Henderson for an honest, deeply personal conversation about mental health in ministry. This episode is a reminder that mental health awareness is not optional in
In this conversation, Hannah Bookbinder discusses the critical role of dopamine as a neurotransmitter in executive functioning. She explains how dopamine is necessary for following through on plans and how its absence ca
The church talks a lot about discipleship but what if we’re overlooking something essential? In our latest episode of Mental Health and the Mission of the Church, we sit down for a candid and challenging conversation abo
In this conversation, Chip Judd, Joey Svendsen, and Jen Jackson explore the intersection of mental health and autism. Jen shares her personal journey of discovering her autism diagnosis in adulthood and discusses the uni
He shot himself. And the lungs that once gave him life… gave life again. This story isn’t easy—but it’s full of redemption, faith, and the power of generosity in the face of grief.
In this powerful episode, Chip Judd and Joey sit down with Armando Palazzo—a licensed pastor and therapist who works with church leaders around the world. Together, they explore the deep connection between emotional heal
What happens when pastors get real about mental health, community, and the messiness of leadership? In this episode, Chip Judd, Josh Roberts, Virgil Sierra, and Joey Svendsen open up about: – The power of friendship amon
In this conversation, Chip Judd, Chris Russo, and Joey discuss the complexities of mental health, particularly in the context of church leadership. They explore personal experiences with anxiety, OCD, and the role of med
In this conversation, Chip and Jesse dive into the complexities of authority within the church, the importance of community in spiritual growth, and the need to re-evaluate leadership structures. They discuss the burdens
Chip and Jesse Evans (licensed therapist, and owner of Steadfast Christian Counseling,) discuss personal experiences, the role of pastoral counseling versus professional therapy, and the need for education and understand
Joey Svendsen
3 appearances on this show
Dr. Warren Kinghorn
psychiatrist and professor
1 appearance on this show
Scott Sauls
Author of 'Beautiful People Don't Just Happen'
1 appearance on this show
Chip Judd
Christian Author, Pastor, Counselor and Leadership Coach · Website
5 appearances on this show
Chris Adams
Executive Director of the Mental Health and the Church Initiative · Biola University’s Rosemead School of Psychology
1 appearance on this show
Hannah Bookbinder
ADHD and executive functioning coach · AcademicAlly
1 appearance on this show
Josh Roberts
Acting Head Student Recruitment (UK) · Glasgow Caledonian University
1 appearance on this show
Chris Russo
Lead Pastor · Riverland Church
1 appearance on this show
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