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Hosted by Brian & Katie Hess · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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People don’t accidentally become more like Jesus, and we don’t drift toward holiness. Many Christians sense that there must be more to the Christian life than what they’re experiencing. We long for real change, but often aren’t sure how transformation in Christ actually happens. There is a way forward, but it isn’t found in quick fixes or spiritual life hacks. It’s found in the slow but effective process of intentionally building a life centered around the ways, teachings, and person of Jesus, becoming like Him not just for our own sake, but for the sake of others. On Spiritually Formed , Brian and Katie Hess talk honestly about that journey and how discipleship to Jesus is shaping their lives, their marriage, and their family.
Brian & Katie Hess hosts Spiritually Formed, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
God is good and He does good things, but He also allows us to experience difficult circumstances in life in the interest of helping us grow up and become people of love, hope, and joy. In this episode, Brian and Katie di
It's normal to want our kids to be happy...but what if the goal of "happiness" is robbing us and our kids of something better? Happiness is good, but it's fragile and circumstantial. Joy, on the other hand, is lasting, a
Sometimes the nice things we do for our kids are, in all seriousness, very unkind. Love is kind, and kindness is motivated by what you can do for the good of someone else. Niceness, on the other hand, does not typically
Jesus was many things, but nice wasn't necessarily one of them. He was, however, the embodiment of kindness. The terms "kind" and "nice" are often used interchangeably, but they're often, in practice, opposite of one ano
Love is many things, but passive is not one of them. God disciplines those that He loves, and in the interest of trying to become the best parents we can be for the sake of our kids, we're actively learning how to discip
In light of our previous episode, which is all about the necessity of forgiving our fathers for any ways that they weren't who we needed them to be, we thought it would be helpful to talk a little bit about what forgiven
In this episode, Brian and Katie discuss six different father types, and talk about the importance of forgiving our fathers for any ways that they weren't who we needed them to be in the interest of experiencing healing,
Everything in our lives has the potential to influence what we think about God and the quality of His character. Everybody faces their own set of circumstances in life, and the challenge for us is to develop an unwaverin
Raising kids is tough. They have both a mind and a will of their own, and when they don't do exactly what we want, it's easy to react with anger. The temptation for parents is to assume that our anger gives us power in o
If something you believe is untrue, would you want to know? In our relationships with others, and most likely with our kids, there are a few lies that we can easily fall into the trap of believing. It may not happen on a
The meaning of self-control is as profound as it is simple. With it we're able to choose how we'll think, feel, and act towards other people. Without it, other people will be able to choose how we'll think, feel, and act
Have you ever wondered why God created both the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil? In this episode, we explore the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis, and take a biblical look at God’s design for
Words have power — not just emotionally, and spiritually, but neurologically. In this episode, we explore how the words we use impacts brain development, emotional connection, and relational safety. Whether you're a pare
The shift that needs to happen in the life of every Christian is from worship of self to worship of God. The values that the culture of the world is built upon are inwardly focused and selfish. By default, the world will
It's one thing to view Jesus as your Savior. It's another thing to view Him as your Lord. To accept Him as our Savior is to trust Him with what happens when we die. But to allow Him to be our Lord means trusting Him with
In many parts of the world, words like "Christian" and "disciple" have nearly lost their meaning. For countless believers, actively practicing the ways of Jesus is optional and typically reserved for the few "radical" Ch
Many sincere Christians quietly carry the same question: If Jesus has saved me, why do I still struggle with the same patterns, sins, and frustrations? In this episode of Spiritually Formed, Brian and Katie Hess explore
Most of us are our own worst critics, often thinking of ourselves as flawed and unlovable. Before long, we begin to assume that God must agree with our self-evaluation. But is that actually true? In this episode, we how
Whether you realize it or not, your mental image of God is shaping you. If you believe He is distant, you’ll become guarded. If you believe He is disappointed, you’ll strive for acceptance. If you believe He is good, you
Spiritual formation is inevitable. Whether we realize it or not, our hearts and minds are being shaped every day by someone or something. The question is, who or what is forming you? In this episode, Brian and Katie Hess
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Spiritually Formed is hosted by Brian & Katie Hess. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 19 episodes.
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