
How much of your past should your children know? And how do you tell them the truth without giving them more than they're ready to carry? When Todd's teenage daughter discovers that he's shared his story of addiction...


What if the path to real transformation isn't found in more information, but in deeper conversation? From Tin Man Ministries, Return to Heart brings together seasoned theologians and mental health professionals with over 100 years of pastoral and clinical experience who've walked the journey in their own lives from brokenness to recovery of heart and wholeness. Through authentic conversations at the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and theology, Return to Heart is a dialogue about topics that matter most like shame, attachment, identity, belonging, and finding those parts of you that got lost along the way to surviving. Return to Heart is an invitation to come home to honest connection with God, home to intimate relationships that matter to you, and home to the life your heart was made for. Return to Heart releases a new episode every other Wednesday morning.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat if the path to real transformation isn't found in more information, but in deeper conversation? From Tin Man Ministries, Return to Heart brings together seasoned theologians and mental health professionals with over 100 years of pastoral and clinical experience who've walked the journey in their own lives from brokenness to recovery of heart and wholeness.
Recent episodes include "32. Should You Tell Your Kids About Your Past?" (28 October 2026, 41 minutes), "31. What Most People Get Wrong About Resilience" (14 October 2026, 25 minutes), and "30. Why We Hate Our Bodies (And What Body Shame Is Really About)" (30 September 2026, 34 minutes).
Return to Heart publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes.
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How much of your past should your children know? And how do you tell them the truth without giving them more than they're ready to carry? When Todd's teenage daughter discovers that he's shared his story of addiction...

What if resilience isn't about becoming strong enough to handle everything on your own? We often think of resilience as toughness — the ability to push through, overcome adversity, and keep going no matter what. But...

What happens when the body you live in becomes something you're ashamed of? In this episode of Return to Heart, Jeff Schulte and Phil Herndon discover that they carried remarkably similar wounds from opposite sides of...

Work can be meaningful, productive, and deeply fulfilling. But what happens when work becomes the place where you find your identity, escape difficult relationships, or prove that you are worthy of being loved? In this...

What if taking care of yourself isn't selfish—but necessary? In this episode of Return to Heart, Jeff Schulte and Phil Herndon continue their conversation about what it means to be needy humans who are learning to live...

What does Jesus actually mean when He says to us “deny yourself”? For many Christians, that phrase can quietly become something much harsher: My needs don't matter. Wanting to flourish is selfish. Taking care of myself...

Have you ever wondered why certain people stay with you—even long after they're gone? Or why a simple object can instantly bring back powerful memories and emotions? In Part 2 of this conversation, Jeff Schulte and Phil...

Why is it so hard to throw certain things away? Sometimes it isn't about the object at all—it's about the relationship it represents. In Episode 25 of Return to Heart, Jeff Schulte and Phil Herndon explore why...

Sex addiction is rarely just about sex. In this conversation, Phil and Jeff are joined by Greg Oliver, co-founder of Awaken Recovery, to unpack what addiction really is, why pornography is more powerful than many people...

What happens when the person you trust most becomes the source of your deepest pain? In Episode 23 of Return to Heart, Phil sits down with Stacey Oliver of Awaken Recovery to discuss betrayal trauma, recovery after...

Episode #22
Sexual addiction impacts far more than the person struggling—it affects marriages, families, trust, and emotional health. In Episode 22 of Return to Heart, Greg and Stacey Oliver share their deeply personal story of...

What if the single most important thing you can do for your children isn't a parenting strategy? In this episode of the Return to Heart Podcast, Jeff and Phil explore a powerful truth: the best parenting doesn't start...

Many of us grow up in environments that feel chaotic, unpredictable, or emotionally unsafe. Without realizing it, we create systems, rituals, and coping strategies just to survive. In this episode of the Return to Heart...

Why is it so difficult to say what we really need? In this episode of the Return to Heart Podcast, Jeff and Phil explore one of the most profound questions Jesus asks in the New Testament: “What do you want me to do for...

Why do we bounce between anxiety and emotional shutdown,? In this episode, Jeff and Phil explore the concept of the “window of tolerance”—the emotional space where we can stay present, relational, and resilient even...

In this episode of the Return to Heart podcast, Jeff and Phil explore the psychological concept of the Window of Tolerance and how trauma, anxiety, and depression can shape our ability to stay emotionally present. Along...

Episode #16
In today’s episode, we dive into one of the most important and least-discussed topics in Christian discipleship: sexual integrity - what it means, why it matters, and how men and women can move toward wholeness in an...

What happens when faith, addiction, and honesty collide? In this episode of the Return to Heart Podcast, we explore the deep and often misunderstood relationship between the 12 Steps, the Church, and true discipleship...

Addiction doesn’t just affect the person acting out—it impacts everyone connected to them. In this episode of Return to Heart, the conversation turns toward the often-overlooked reality of spouses, children, parents...

What if your feelings were never the enemy of your faith? In this episode of Return to Heart , we explore how neuroscience, Scripture, and lived human experience all point to the same truth: God designed us to feel...
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