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Love & Life with Dr. Karin & Pastor Elliott

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Following last week's conversation about Don Miguel Ruiz's The Four Agreements, Elliott is back to offer his perspective as a pastor and therapist. Together, they revisit the four principles—be impeccable with your word, don't take anything personally, don't make assumptions, and always do your best—and explore where these ideas align with Scripture and where they ma...


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What if changing the way we think, speak, and respond to others could transform our relationships?


In this episode, Karin is joined by Tim to explore The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, a book offering four principles for navigating relationships, expectations, and personal growth. While the book isn't rooted in Christianity, K...


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Is anger always sinful, or can our anger actually be aligned with the heart of God?


In this special bonus episode, Elliott shares a message from his Surrendered Emotions series exploring one of the most complicated emotions for Christians to understand: anger. Scripture doesn't simply tell us not to be angry. Instead, we're given the challenging in...


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What does it mean to be a man who leads well, especially when life gets difficult?

In this episode, Elliott and Tim have an honest conversation about biblical manhood, leadership, shame, discipline, and the tendency many men have to retreat when they feel like they're failing. Beginning in Genesis, they explore God's original calling for men to work, steward, care for, ...


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Anger isn't the problem—but what we do with it can change everything.


In this episode, Karin and Elliott explore one of our most misunderstood emotions: anger. Is anger always sinful? What does the Bible actually mean when it says, "Be angry, but do not sin"? And how do we hold righteous conviction without becoming consumed by resentment, bitterness, or out...


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