Who Are You Becoming? with Chuck DeGroat
From Becoming Church · 00:54:22
Show by Kristin Mockler Young
Narcissism in the church is not new, but it is on the rise in leadership and the systems that perpetuate misguided discipleship. Professor and spiritual director Chuck DeGroat believes we can mature past quick comebacks, empty apologies and shallow character to truly change and become the best versions of ourselves. This conversation asks hard questions about pastors who get re-platformed, and the victims who still suffer harm post-apology. It will also explain why some American Evangelicals seem to pledge an allegiance to leaders who leverage faith language while looking nothing like Jesus. I pray this episode helps you find spiritual healing and a more regulated nervous system as you move toward wholeness in Christ. RELEVANT LINKS: Grab “Who You’re Becoming: The Slow and Courageous Work of Cultivating Character in a Narcissistic Age” from Bookshop.org or the Becoming Church resource list on Amazon.Follow @kristinmockleryoung and @mosaicclt on Instagram. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Order Kristin’s book “The Other Side of Certainty: How to Follow Jesus When Easy Answers No Longer Work” on Amazon or Bookshop.org or read Chapter One to see if it's right for you! If you've already read "The Other Side of Certainty," leave a review on Amazon or Goodreads to help other people find it.
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