Love Wisely with Scott Wiley: Recent Episodes
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Personal wholeness begins by having peace with God, which is Upward Wholeness. Scott Wiley and Lorene Ness discuss how to FLOW in worship to begin having wholeness in Christ.
Pastor Scott Wiley and Lorene Ness discuss the five dimensions of wholeness that God brings into our lives through Christ in the first of a six-part series.
The manifestation of God’s Kingdom for the last 2000+ years started small, is growing large, and has permeating influence in the world.
Forever Family is key to getting off the cycle of addiction & into the cycle of recovery
Why were you born in this age & not another? There’s a Kingdom purpose for your life in this part of redemptive history.
Like extra bone that forms around a break, repairing a broken relationship needs new dimensions and growth.
We are closer now than we’ve been in centuries to having peace in the Middle East. There are lessons to be learned about peace and forgiveness from the momentous developments.
There are basically three ways to deal with triggers: Avoid them, Cope with them, or Defuse them. Scott & Julie unpack how to deal with triggers on Lifestyles of the Saved & Sane radio broadcast on 97.9 The Breeze.
Scott & Julie Norwood unpack dealing with delays and postponements and waiting on the Lord.
How to successfully launch your kids into adulthood & manage other major changes in life.
Julie Norwood and Scott discuss the mental health and spiritual benefits of getting outside in the summer.
Colossians 3 gives valuable insight into how to raise teens through the challenges of adolescence.
Scott & Pastor Julie Norwood discuss major components of healthy relationships on this radio program on 97.9 The Breeze.
Do have drama in your life. Most dysfunctional relationships involve about 3 "roles" that people play in the drama. Scott teaches for Celebrate Recovery about "Quitting the Drama" through Christ and spiritual maturity.
A global pandemic sparks a variety of fears: fear of widespread death, fear of rights being stripped away, fear of economic destitution. The supremacy of Christ calms our fears and informs our behavior.
Jesus is truly One of a kind - there was never a man like Him, and there is no other god besides Him. And that is the point of everything.
Why do we say that only Jesus died for sins? Speaking of death, why is Christianity such a bloody religion? And why did Jesus have to die for our sins?
Julie Norwood and Scott Wiley talk about the spiritual, emotional, mental and health benefits of getting your world clean and orderly.
The final sermon in the Money Talks series. Change in our thinking, emotions & behaviors around money begins when we change Who we trust for our sense of security.
Envy can lead to dissatisfaction, depression, and relational strife. The antidote? Trust & Gratitude.
Is your money under a blessing or a curse? The Bible lays out a powerful principle of money management that nullifies the curse of "the love of money", honoring and glorifying God.
Julie Norwood & Scott talk on The Breeze about the role of money in the believer’s life.
To move from consumer live to agape love, you need to receive & be filled with God’s love.
God has a vision for your life! Are you leaping into it or running away? You are worth God calling you to greater things.
Is “love at first sight” possible? What is true, biblical love? What’s the difference between love & infatuation?
Changing not just what we think about but how we think can change our lives to be more successful & more glorifying to God.
Scott launches the series “The Circle Maker” corresponding to the book by Mark Batterson
Julie & Scott discuss the new creation that Christ has made in us & how to positively grow toward that new person in everyday life.
Julie Norwood & Scott Wiley unpack the benefits & power of always having a grateful heart.
Scott Wiley & Julie Norwood honor our Veterans discuss why we should be grateful for them
The first in the series called Grati ‘Tude - Four things grateful people don’t do & how to change our attitude to be more grateful.
Julie Norwood & Scott Wiley discuss commonsense practices for parenting kids connected to technology.
Scott unpacks three principles from the Bible that help parents guide their children in the use of electronic devices.
Scott gives an overview of conclusions drawn from research into the effects of electronic media use on child development & behavior.
Julie Norwood and SCOTT talk about living a life that is spiritually alert and awake. Breaking away from robotic zombie like living to tune in to what God is doing in our lives and being spiritually alert.
Julie Norwood and Scott Wiley discuss how a generous lifestyle affects us spiritually and psychologically.
Scott lays out the three things you can know and believe about God, yourself, and your destiny to find hope.
There are two kinds of survivors in the wake of a hurricane: those who hold on to hope & those who lose hope. Losing hope makes a person into a psychological victim. Their attitudes toward the past, present & future keep them stuck.
Philippians 4 gives three key changes that bring the peace of God that transcends all understanding.
Scott finishes this 4-part series on beating fear and anxiety through Christ with a look at Philippians 4 and how to change our thinking.
Scott opens Philippians 4 to see how to change our method of dealing with fear & anxiety.
Scott begins to unpack Philippians 4:4-8 as a prescription for beating fear & anxiety. This episode addresses how fear of God overshadows all other fears.
Scott opens this week of discussions about fear and anxiety by looking at the damage that controlling fear can bring.
Scott Wiley & Julie Norwood discuss more about boundaries, how they improve relationships and how to enforce them.
Scott explains that setting good boundaries begins with clarifying them for yourself, then setting the right tone in speaking them to others.
Scott unpacks 5 types of boundary violators and gives a brief description of healthy boundaries.
Scott clarifies how appropriate Boundaries are biblical and how Jesus demonstrated them for us.
Scott Wiley & Julie Norwood talk about boundaries and the freedom they bring. They dive into how to clarify and express your boundaries in this first part of a two-part series on the radio show “Lifestyles of the Saved and Sane” on 97.9 The Breeze in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
To the extent you are able to have healthy boundaries on yourself, you will be able to have healthy boundaries with others. Scott unpacks three areas to strive for good self- boundaries: your thoughts, words, & emotions.
Christian mental health counselor Scott Wiley describes what is inside and outside our boundaries. Knowing the difference helps you to establish healthy boundaries for greater happiness and better relationships.
Boundaries help us differentiate from others, define responsibilities & preserve autonomy.