This week, Jake and Bob discuss their journeys away from being therapists and the reasons behind their decisions. They reflect on their experiences, share how they outgrew their roles as therapists, and how they found other outlets to use their charisms and gifts. Jake and Bob also share the burdens they felt before and after making the change and how surrendering their work to the Holy Spirit has helped bear more fruit than ever before.

Key Points:

• Therapy can be a demanding profession that requires selflessness and a high level of holiness.
• Outgrowing the role of a therapist can be a natural part of personal growth and development.It could be a difficult but necessary step in answering God's call to a larger audience.
• Supernatural opposition can occur when bringing the Kingdom of God into the world.
• The Holy Spirit is the primary therapist and therapists should surrender to His guidance.

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This week, Jake and Bob discuss their recent ministry experiences at Franciscan University, Assisi, and various JPII Healing Center events. They explore the transformative power of healing ministry, why they prefer ministering to groups instead of individuals, and the significance of holy sites. Jake and Bob also share insights into why we need so much healing in today’s culture.

Key Points:

• Team ministry is powerful and allows for mutual submission and a greater impact.
• Holy sites have an accumulation of grace and can facilitate powerful encounters with God.
• Blessing spaces is important to invoke God's presence and protect against spiritual contamination. Blessing places and spaces is critical for inviting the presence of God and experiencing His grace.
• The desecration of authority and the degradation of holy spaces contribute to the loss of worship, healing, and the culture's current state.
• Therapists and pastors have distinct roles, and it is important to recognize the limitations of therapy and the need for spiritual authority.
• Prayer has a powerful impact and can bring about healing and transformation in the lives of others.

Resources:

• Fr. Joe Freedy and The Power of One Hail Mary Video

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This week, Jake and Bob are joined by Bishop Andrew Miller, the founder of HeartSync Ministries and a priest in the Orthodox Evangelical Episcopal Church to conclude their series on Parts Work. Bishop Andrew discusses the four core parts of HeartSync, the importance of placing God in the center of our hearts, and his process for helping others heal from brokenheartedness. He also discusses the ultimate goal of healing as bringing the whole heart into a loving relationship with God and how giving thanks to God can help bring us into deeper relationship and healing. For more information about HeartSync or Bishop Andrew, visit his website here.

Key Points:

• Heart Sync is a therapeutic approach that focuses on healing brokenheartedness and integrating the core components of the heart.
• The four core components of the heart are function, guardian, emotion, and true self.
• Many people have parts of their heart that are not in relationship with God, and healing involves bringing these parts into communion with Him.
• Healing also involves making relational connections with God through memories and experiences as well as expressing thanksgiving to deepen the bond with God.
• It is important to recognize union with God as the ultimate goal of inner healing and deliverance.

Resources:

• Bishop Andrew’s website

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