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Unknown Host hosts Restoring the Soul with Michael John Cusick.
Andy Crouch didn't set out to write a parenting book. But when he'd mention offhand that his family had no screens in the house until his kids turned ten, young parents would rush to him afterward with what he described
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold — not to hide the damage, but to make the fractures the most beautiful part. Mako Fujimura, one of the world's leading contemporary artists, and his wife H
This is the second half of Michael's conversation with Dr. Dan Allender, and it's the more personal of the two. Dan opens by talking about his mother, her death earlier that year, the borderline unpredictability, the way
Dan Allender has spent thirty years doing work most people would rather not look at — and in this first of two conversations, he and Michael go there together. Dan is a psychologist, professor at The Seattle School, and
As part of our Soul Care Summer, we're revisiting a conversation that's stayed with many listeners. Somewhere along the way, many of us picked up the idea that God can only look at us through gritted teeth, or worse, has
Michael continues his conversation with Dr. Curt Thompson, picking up where last week left off. There's a tender ache running underneath the neuroscience here — the ten-year-old boy on a summer evening, looking for permi
You were made for beauty and goodness. You feel that, even on the hardest days. What neuroscience is beginning to show us is that this longing isn't incidental. It's written into the architecture of how you were made. In
Most people picture narcissism as loud, obvious, and easy to spot. The research says otherwise — and so does the Enneagram. In this second conversation with Chuck DeGroat, Michael and Chuck work through all nine Enneagra
There are at least three wrong ways to write about heaven, and Brian Zahnd spent his new book carefully avoiding all of them — too sentimental, too sensational, too escapist to bother caring about the world right in fron
For decades, the church's answer to struggling marriages has been clear: pray more, submit more, give him what he needs. Sheila Wray Gregoire's research asked a different question: What if the advice itself is the proble
We can know we are loved and still not be able to let it in. The gap between believing something and feeling it in the body is not a faith problem — it's a physiological one. In this second conversation with Aundi Kolber
Most of us were taught, somewhere along the way, that the answer to pain is to push through it. Try harder. White-knuckle it. And for a long time, that worked — until it didn't. Aundi Kolber wrote Try Softer as a love le
Most people who know the five love languages have tried speaking their partner's language — and wondered why it still isn't working. The problem usually isn't the language. It's something underneath it. Dr. Gary Chapman
Shame doesn't only live in the dark corners of a broken life. It lives just as quietly in the person everyone else envies — the one who has achieved everything and still wakes up feeling like it isn't enough. Ken Shigema
Most people assume temptation is about weakness or willpower. But the wilderness story in Matthew 4 reveals something far older — evil moves first against the places where we have not been seen, soothed, safe, and secure
Most people assume their distance from God is a faith problem. It may be something older — a pattern in the nervous system, learned long before you had words for it, that quietly shapes how close you let God come. Dr. Ge
Dr. Liz Hall is a psychologist and professor at Biola who, at 45, was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer — and discovered that her training had barely prepared her for it. She joins Michael to talk about her book Whe
Welcome back to the Restoring the Soul podcast with Michael John Cusick. In this episode, Michael sits down with licensed therapist, author, and researcher Jay Stringer for a deep and vulnerable conversation exploring th
Welcome to another episode of "Restoring the Soul with Michael John Cusick." Today, Michael is joined by Brian Lee, founder and director of Broken to Beloved , a ministry dedicated to providing practical resources for re
Welcome back to Restoring the Soul with Michael John Cusick . In this episode, Michael John Cusick and AJ Denson continue their exploration of the “four S’s” of attachment—seen, soothed, safe, and secure—focusing today o
Aundi Kolber
licensed professional counselor (MA, LPC)
6 appearances on this show
Dr. Gary Chapman
New York Times bestselling author and creator of The 5 Love Languages
1 appearance on this show
Geoff Holsclaw
pastor, theologian, co-author of Landscapes of the Soul · Western Theological Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Liz Hall
journalist, coach, mindfulness teacher, editor of Coaching at Work magazine
1 appearance on this show
Jay Stringer
licensed mental health counselor, researcher, and speaker
2 appearances on this show
Brian Lee
sports medicine expert · Metro Home Improvements
2 appearances on this show
Ericka Anderson
author
1 appearance on this show
Mark Batterson
New York times Best Selling Author · National Community Church
1 appearance on this show
Alan Fadling
A Year of Slowing Down: An Unhurried Life and an Unhurried Leader · Unhurried Living
8 appearances on this show
Michael Cusick
licensed counselor, spiritual director, and author
2 appearances on this show
Bette Dickinson
prophetic artist, author, and speaker
2 appearances on this show
Ian Morgan Cron
bestselling author, psychotherapist, Enneagram teacher, Episcopal priest
7 appearances on this show
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