L’Abri Fellowship - Southborough
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Beginning with an overview of various forms of anxiety which are commonly amenable to professional help, this talk (by a practicing psychiatrist and psychotherapist) explores the limitations of psychiatry and psychotherapy as tools for managing our deeper, wider existential fears. This inadequacy is proposed to stem from the inherently naturalistic worldview typically operationalized throughout these working models. It is proposed that applying a wider frame of reference which includes God, and specifically the trinitarian Christian God, provides resources for transforming, though usually not removing, our lived experience of anxiety.
Two Human Longings, Lost and Found
Human-Sized: (Re)visiting Francis Schaeffer's "No Little People"
Taylor Swift: Music, Mania & Monopoly
Stones, Onions, & Odes: Inspiration for the Hard Work of Being Human Part 1
Space, Place & Grace: Musings on the Meaning of Home
Liturgy as Life: Four Frameworks for Our Gathered Worship
Christ Rules in Ten Thousand Places: A Free Church Account of the Church as Catholic
Remaining Politically Homeless
Understanding C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters, Part 3: Heaven's Big Secret
Birds of the Kingdom, Part 2: The Brains and Brawn of Migration
The Book ofJob and the Wild Edge of Sorrow
The Book of Ezekiel: What is Going On?
Yes & Amen: Examining the Fabric of Faithfulness
The Proverbs 31 Woman: Favored or Forsaken?
No Professional Humans: Amateur Spirituality and the Way of Love
Trusting the Lord in Shattered Expectations: Reflections of a Missionary to Ukraine
Understanding C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters Part 2: The Many Roads to Unreality
To Respect Onself as a Creature Part 2: Being in Process, Never "Arriving," and the Elusiveness of Closure
What Does It Mean to be a Man?
Ambiguity as Hospitality in Art
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