Dan Allender & Cathy Loerzel | Redeeming Heartache | Steve Brown, Etc. | Key Life

Does past heartache seem to dictate your present life? This week, Steve and the gang sit down with authors Dan Allender and Cathy Loerzel to discuss a new path toward healing. Dan and Cathy's new book is called "Redeeming Heartache: How Past Suffering Reveals Our True Calling (amzn.to/3AmxOg1).
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GUEST BIOS
Dr. Dan B. Allender is the bestselling author of numerous books. He’s spent thirty years pioneering a unique therapy centered around inner transformation. Dan co-founded both the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology and the Allender Center.
Cathy Loerzel is co-founder of the Allender Center. She is a respected leader, instructor, and speaker and over the past decade, she’s helped develop the groundbreaking Trauma Informed Narrative Theory.
Dan and Cathy have collaborated to write a new book and it’s called "Redeeming Heartache: How Past Suffering Reveals Our True Calling (amzn.to/3AmxOg1).
00:00 - Open
03:28 - Meet Dan Allender and Cathy Loerzel
05:53 - Dan's embarrassing (but insightful) Starbucks story
09:09 - How Cathy's friendship with Dan began
13:07 - How does Philippians 3:13 ("forgetting the past") factor into healing from past hurts?
17:22 - The importance of not running away from our past
19:19 - God wants us to be healed, but there's even more than that...
22:19 - The 'Six Archetypes' and how they create a path toward healing
29:54 - How does Jesus' life and work integrate with our own lives and healing process?
33:15 - The hidden danger of comparing your own hurts with those of others
37:50 - Steve's closing thoughts
39:51 - Next week's guest is...
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00:00 - Open
03:28 - Meet Dan Allender and Cathy Loerzel
05:53 - Dan's embarrassing (but insightful) Starbucks story
09:09 - How Cathy's friendship with Dan began
13:07 - How does Philippians 3:13 ("forgetting the past") factor into healing from past hurts?
17:22 - The importance of not running away from our past
19:19 - God wants us to be healed, but there's even more than that...
22:19 - The 'Six Archetypes' and how they create a path toward healing
29:54 - How does Jesus' life and work integrate with our own lives and healing process?
33:15 - The hidden danger of comparing your own hurts with those of others
37:50 - Steve's closing thoughts
39:51 - Next week's guest is...

[@wildfireready3149]

You are awesome Steve your ministry to

[@LydiaBanton]

LOVE this book (for ME excited about learning more how my past trauma experiences can be assets in my work/ministry), LOVE narrative therapy too although to be honest using EMDR with my clients is more my speed at this time :)

[@MournfulMystic]

Orphan, Stranger...Boy do i relate to these 2!

[@deevincent8852]

tell Robin thanks-

[@sweetpeaqueen1788]

Why do u have to go onnnn and onnn with intros. By the time u get to the subject you’ve already lost me

[@KeyLife]

Thanks for your comment! We've had that question before, so a while back, we started creating chapters. If you click 'SHOW MORE' in the show notes, you'll see them. AND starting next week, we'll pin those chapters in the Comments section. Check it out and let us know if that helps you get to what you want faster!