Join us for a LIVE webinar with Dr. Bob Schuchts!
Thursday, March 27th, 7pm CST via Zoom
Say the Word
Sharing Our Stories From a Place of Wholeness and Integration
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No cost to attend. Free-will offerings accepted.
Our redeemed stories serve our baptismal call and our prophetic mission – they become extensions of the Gospel and reveal God’s mercy and providence to others.Â
But we always want to share from a place of restoration, not brokenness. So it requires prayerful discernment:
- How can we separate the truth about stories from the false self-narratives we may be holding onto?
- How do we know if we are called to share?Â
- In what format? 1-1? Small group settings? Stages? Blog Posts? Books?
- How can we be confident that we are ready to communicate our sacred stories?Â
- Can we discern how much to reveal, and how much to keep in our hearts? Â
- What do we do with shame or fear around our testimony?
- And can we learn to seek out God’s continued healing for those parts of our personal “salvation histories” that have yet to be fully redeemed in Christ?Â
Join us for a rich conversation with one of the leading authorities on the work of inner healing in the Church today.  Learn from Dr. Bob and hear how he discerned it was time to take his ministry–and his personal story–to the wider Church!Â
The recording of the webinar will be made available to all who register for a limited time. We will leave time for questions at the end and encourage you to join live if possible!
The Author of your story may be asking you to share it with others. Will you give Him your “fiat”?Â
“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.” Rev 12: 11
ABOUT DR. BOB SCHUCHTS
Dr. Bob Schuchts, Ph.D. is the founder of the John Paul II Healing Center and the author numerous titles including the best-selling book, Be Healed: Encountering the Powerful Love of Jesus in Your Life, and recently released Trusting Our Father's Provision. He has also contributed to a variety of other publications and has published resources available through the Center.
Bob spent more than 30 years as a therapist, while also teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in marriage and family relationships, human development, applied psychology, and marriage and family therapy. He held adjunct professor positions at Florida State University; Tallahassee Community College and the Center for Biblical Studies in Tallahassee, Florida. He has also taught courses at the Theology of the Body Institute and the Augustine Institute.
