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Favor is an Asthmatic Riding Pacific Waves
Dan has been getting some traveling in while on his academic sabbatical from teaching at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, so we thought...
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Scarcity
The orphan, widow, or stranger who lives in scarcity is often scrappy. She binds her wounds of betrayal, powerlessness, and loneliness with her vigilance, wit,...
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In Part 1 of Men Who Buy Sex, Jay Stringer discussed the idea that it is not only women sold for sex who are trafficked...
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Part 2 of this series, coming Thursday, February 5, will address how power and control dominate the lives of men who buy sex. This post originally...
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The Story of the Prodigal as Therapeutic Frame: Part Two
In Part One of this article, Andrew Bauman introduced the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15 as a lens for the therapeutic encounter,...
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“In these days of increasing addictions, we have wandered far away from our Father’s home. The addicted life can aptly be designated a life lived...
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Moving into Grief
I am in the middle of moving, over Christmas, with a one-year-old baby, and I don’t wanna. I mean, I do—it is an amazing gift...
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The Lightness of Being
I heard the car drive up our gravel driveway. Mia, my wife Becky as she is known by our grandchildren, and Elsa, my darling two-year...
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