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William Paul Young (author of The Shack) joins us to talk about the upcoming movie adaptation (out this week!), his life story, and his newest book Lies We Believe About God.

Connect with Paul on Twitter or on his website. Buy The Shack, Lies We Believe About God, or more of his books on Amazon.

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There's no guest, so you're stuck with just us! In this bonus episode, we talk about self-care: what it is, why it's important (and biblical), and some practical tips. We also share a suuuuuuuper inspirational Bible story at the end, so make sure to check that out.

Check out Steve's 7 Day Self-Care Challenge!

The intro/outro music on this episode is 'Alone' by Hello, Ground off of The Lineup, Vol. II: Electric Summer.

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Pastor Jason Micheli visits the show to talk about his journey with a rare type of bone cancer and his new book, Cancer Is Funny: Keeping Faith in Stage-Serious Chemo. We talk about suffering, joy, prayer, and what's helpful when you're going through something so serious and life-threatening.

Connect with Jason on Twitter or his website, listen to Crackers & Grape Juice, or buy Cancer Is Funny.

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Listen to the We Rad Dads podcast with Walter Eggers here.

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Our dear friend Sarah Fader (founder & CEO of Stigma Fighters) stops by to talk about the hashtag #ThisIsWhatAnxietyFeelsLike, which went from nothing to trending on Twitter in a matter of hours.

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The music in this episode is 'Comfort Zone' off of Seth Baker's new EP, California. Check it out on iTunes now!

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The one and only Science Mike joins us to talk about brain injuries and neurotheology. (Oh, and we ask him about the effects of having Donald Trump as a president.)

Connect with Mike on Twitter, visit his website, or buy Finding God In The Waves. Also, check out his podcasts: Ask Science Mike and The Liturgists.

Some of the research regarding neurotheology we discuss can be found in Andrew Newberg's book How God Changes Your Brain.

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This week: Steve Austin accepts the role of co-host! We're also joined by Sarah Fader (founder and CEO of Stigma Fighters) and Sarah Schuster (editor of Mental Health on The Mighty) to talk about sharing your story and how that helps you and others, especially in the context of mental illness.

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Content warnings: in this episode we spend some time talking about suicidal ideation and there's brief mention of an article about being raped.

Links (Stuff We Talked About):
-When You're In The Grey Area of Being Suicidal by Taylor Jones
- Stephanie Gates: A Wide Mercy
- Once Upon A Time I Was Raped on Stigma Fighters

References (Research We Talked About):
-Marino, C., Child, B., & Krasinski, V. C. (2016). Sharing Experience Learned Firsthand (SELF): Self-Disclosure of Lived Experience in Mental Health Services and Supports. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 39(2), 154-160.
-Pennebaker, J. W., & Seagal, J. D. (1999). Forming a Story: The Health Benefits of Narrative. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 55(10), 1243-1254.

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Steve Austin reading his piece 'What If the Prodigal Son Had Xanax?'

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Guest Scott McConnell (Executive Director of LifeWay Research) joins us to discuss the church's current views towards mental health and where we need to improve.

Show notes: Click here for the LifeWay study we're referencing throughout this episode.

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There's not really any show notes for this, it's your basic introduction to what CXMH will look like, what to expect, etc.

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