The Broken Rising Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to the Broken Rising Podcast! This podcast is about helping those who have been wounded by a leader in the church find healing, hope and restoration. Broken Rising Ministries exists to help those called into ministry, whether pastors or lay leaders in the church, move on from spiritual and emotional abuse from church leadership, and restored to their passion for Jesus, and their calling.
In this episode we discuss How do you honor an abusive church leader? Is it even possible? Are there any limitations? We look to God’s word for the answer to these tough questions.
In this episode we discuss How to do ministry well while being broken under? Is it even possible to do ministry well while being wounded by a church leader?
In this episode we discuss how cynicism can lead you into embracing a modified gospel that facilitates your pain, rather than leading you to the freedom of God’s word.
In this episode discuss how a cynical spirit erodes your convictions for righteousness, and how to not surrender your Godly moral convictions.
In this episode discuss one of the most difficult temptations to deal with when you’ve been wounded by a church leader, falling into a cynical attitude.
What do you do when you find yourself kicked to the church stoop after a breaking under? What’s the first things you need to do to pick up the pieces, initiate healing in the Lord and move on to what God has for you next?
In this episode we’re going to talk about how to keep your personal character when going through spiritual and emotional abuse by a senior church leader.
Sometime it’s not possible to see a relationship with a spiritually and emotionally abusive senior church leader restored. What are the conditions where a relationship can’t be restored? And how to we personally continue to live in spiritual health even if the relationship with a former leader can’t be restored? Find out on this episode of the Broken Rising Podcast.
In this episode we’re going to talk about relationship restoration with a church leader who wounded you and when that’s actually possible.
In this episode you’ll become aware of the things holding you back from saying “I forgive you” to a church leader who wounded you, and how you can come to the place of forgiving a spiritually and emotionally abusive church leader in your life.
The pain that can be received when we are spiritually and emotionally abused by a leader can author a pain that uncontrollable. Bitterness, an offended spirit, resentment and cynicism begin to grow in our heart and create a negative spiritual feedback look where we can't let go of what was done to us. In this episode of the Broken Rising podcast, you're going to get equipped on how to begin the process of letting go of the pain done to you by a church leader you served.
It may not be obvious to you that you have been wounded by a leader, or it may not be obvious that the wounding is effecting you, or the ones around you that you lead in the church, or even your loved ones. In this episode, we're going to talk about why God wants to heal you, for your sake and the sake of the others in your life.
Why do you have to forgive the leader who wounded you? Don't you have the right to hold a grudge against them for what they did to you? Yes you do. But if you do hold offense in your heart toward those who wounded you, there are consequences. In this episode of the Broken Rising Podcast, learn why forgiveness is the key to spiritual and emotional freedom.
What does it mean to be broken under by a leader? What are the signs that you may be being abused spiritually and emotionally by a church leader? In this episode you're going to learn what being broken under is, and how you can recognize the signs to either avoid them, or get healed from a broken under season.
Welcome to the Broken Rising Podcast! In the first episode, if you or someone you know has been wounded by a leader in the church, you'll learn how to take the first steps to spiritual healing and discover the heart Broken Rising Ministries.