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Podcast Archive
May 8, 2018
Ayeka - "Where Are You?"
In this podcast, Dr. Chip Dodd and Stephen James discuss the Hebrew word "Ayeka" as a way of learning to live fully in relationship with ourselves, others, and God.
Podcast Archive
April 26, 2018
On Addiction: A Way Out
From the Center for Professional Excellence, Dr. Chip Dodd and Phil Herndon begin a new weekly podcast on Addiction. In this podcast, Chip and Phil discuss the way out of addiction.
Podcast Archive
April 12, 2018
On Addiction: Denial
From the Center for Professional Excellence, Dr. Chip Dodd and Phil Herndon begin a new weekly podcast on Addiction. In this podcast, Chip and Phil explore denial and it’s role in addiction.
Podcast Archive
April 5, 2018
On Addiction: Pandemic
From the Center for Professional Excellence, Dr. Chip Dodd and Phil Herndon begin a new weekly podcast on Addiction. In this podcast, Chip and Phil explore the addiction pandemic plaguing our world.
The Eight Feelings
March 27, 2018
Glad: The Feeling Most People Never Receive
Gladness is the feeling most people never quite let themselves receive — and the one that makes the rest worth having.
The Eight Feelings
March 20, 2018
Anger: The Most Vulnerable Feeling
Anger grows out of caring. It exists to move us toward what matters.
The Eight Feelings
March 13, 2018
Loneliness: The Pull Toward Connection
Loneliness is painful, and that pain is a prompting — toward being known as we actually are.
Podcast Archive
February 13, 2018
The Key to Full Living
In this podcast, Dr. Chip Dodd and Stephen James talk about the key to full living.
The Eight Feelings
January 30, 2018
Shame: Healthy Shame and Toxic Shame
Healthy shame keeps us human. Toxic shame is contempt for being human — and the difference matters enormously.
The Eight Feelings
January 23, 2018
Fear: What It Prepares Us For
Fear is given to us to set us up for anger — and, followed honestly, it becomes the birthplace of faith.


