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The Unspoken Conversation

10 hours ago

Have you ever been afraid that someone hates you? Does anxiety bring to mind constant questions of self worth?

If that is you join Jordan and Joel for this 12 minute discussion about our fear of hate.

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Hot Topics #6 – Do you fear being hated?

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We hope that you are all enjoying your summer. From time to time, Jordan and Joel will be releasing conversations on “hot topics” related to Mental Health, Faith, Community and t…

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The Unspoken Conversation

1 week ago

Culture shock is something that many travellers have experienced but for our guest it goes deeper than that. Greg Musselman of Voice of the Martyrs Canada talks about witnessing persecution around the world and how it has affected him personally.

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Episode 54 - Mental Health effects of Persecution (featuring Greg Musselman)

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Culture shock is something that many travellers have experienced but for our guest it goes deeper than that. Greg Musselman of Voice of the Martyrs Canada talks about witnessing persecution around the

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The Unspoken Conversation

2 weeks ago

Words have power. To build up or tear down. To start relationships or end them. Sometimes we feel a conflict between honesty and kindness. Sometimes we wish we were better prepared for a conversation.
In Episode 57 of The Unspoken Conversation, Jordan talks to Eric Ames about the challenges of talking in today’s world.

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Episode 57 - trigger warnings, sensitivity vs censorship, clear communication (featuring Eric Ames)

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Words have power. To build up or tear down. To start relationships or end them. Sometimes we feel a conflict between honesty and kindness. Sometimes we wish we were better prepared for a conversation.

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