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Scott and Becky have a conversation about trauma and triggers and the unhealthy cycle they can create in our lives when left unresolved.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky have a conversation about forgiveness and why it can be difficult for us to do.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

What are practical steps we can take to achieve wholeness in our marriages? Listen as Steve & Emily Carlson share their story.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky have a conversation about the unhealthy cycles that we may feel stuck in. The way we think, the way we feel, and the way we act are all influenced by one another.  When one, some or all of these are unhealthy, it starts a domino effect that can feel like an unending cycle:  the unhealthy cycle.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky have a conversation about how to confront conflict in our lives so that it can bring clarity, resolution and reconciliation to our world.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

Disappointment can hit us hard and aren’t pleasant to experience. But disappointment can provide us with valuable information about our beliefs about ourselves, other people, and what will make us truly happy.--Start your journey today: http://j2wholeness.org/

Fear brings our attention to something that needs to be addressed. LIVING in Fear is a choice that is in your hands.Thank you for your patience with our technical difficulties this week.Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Pastor Scott and Pastor Becky have a guest for the first time ever! They are joined by Pastor Barry Edgemon to talk about resilience, especially during the holiday season.Barry is a pastor at Life Church in Green Bay, WI and a Journey to Wholeness facilitator, as well as the author and founder of Father Seekers, a not for profit that provides men with coaching, and mentorship, so they can live in full purpose, identity, sonship and legacy.Start your journey: http://lifechurchgreenbay.com/j2w/

Pastor Scott and Pastor Becky talk about depression.We are only human! And knowing our limitations, because he designed us, God gave our bodies the natural inclination to give us the red flag to slow down, be kind to ourselves, and address the periodic increased stress and strains we can experience.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Shame is a thief, a crippler and the breeding ground for toxic emotions. Has shame been holding you back? It’s time to confront shame and start living life again!Pastor Scott and Becky discuss the destructive nature of shame, how it grows in our lives, and how to confront shame once and for all.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Pastor Scott and Becky define what perspective really means.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky talk about why we use blame and how we can use it to help us identify root issues and grow into our potential.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

We get angry because we’ve experienced or encountered injustice, injury or pain. While we can’t control our physiological reaction when angry, we do have the ability to control our RESPONSES. And how you RESPOND is always YOUR CHOICE. Scott and Becky talk about anger and how it can help motivate us to take action and begin change.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky have a conversation about the coping mechanisms we use to deal with the hurts and pains of life.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Offense. We've all experienced it at some point or another. A strong emotion that erupts as a result of a real or perceived insult or disregard. But what causes the intensity of the offensive feeling? Why are some people easily offended, and others are not? Join us as we talk about why offense is actually a defense.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Scott and Becky have a conversation about why we experience anxiety, how to identify it happening, and what steps to take to overcome it.--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/

Life throws plenty at us. Somethings roll right off of us and somethings punch us square in the gut. And those somethings are different for everyone. Traumas like that can have deep and long-lasting effects on our psyche. Many of us will chose a reaction to the trauma and then treat every trauma that feels like that the same way. And if we dealt with that trauma while we weren't completely mature or had a broad life context, we may treat every trauma like we did when we were six or sixteen or twenty-eight. That's called "arrested in development."--Start your journey: http://j2wholeness.org/