The official relaunch of my podcast. After nearly a decade of "creating a mature and stable Christian worldview," I am pivoting to talk about health. What would it mean to live a fully healthy, integrated, authentic spirituality? With new insights from psychology, I am talking a lot about narcissism, victims advocacy, some of the "unhealthy" parts …

More on my beliefs, including the Apostle's Creed, church hypocrisy, and legalismBy Josiah Meyer

More on controversial beliefs, including LGBTQ, and IslamBy Josiah Meyer

Here's a roundup of some of my beliefs on a variety of controversial issues.By Josiah Meyer

A podcast on EMDR, Neural Feedback, Hypnotherapy, Talk-Therapy, and Nouthetic Counselling.By Josiah Meyer

A podcast on where I've been, where I am, and where I'm going during this season of life.By Josiah Meyer

Keeping calm in stormy and uncharted waters. Insights from Scriptures, psychology, and contemporary science.By Josiah Meyer

How can you care for someone struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or other mental health issues? Here is a fresh look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan, which considers the psychological toll of traumaBy Josiah Meyer

In a "non-binary" world, what can it mean that archetypes are inflexible? What about those who do not fit the mold?By Josiah Meyer

It is a historical fact that Jesus existed. But can His life also have archetypal and mythological significance?By Josiah Meyer

...about the scholarship on the Historical Jesus, and the dating of the New Testament.By Josiah Meyer

How God, my kind Father, saved me...from kidnappings, PTSD, and...By Josiah Meyer

A sermon about getting along with difficult people.By Josiah Meyer

A fresh look at the idea of God.By Josiah Meyer

An honest and intellectual look at the problem of Pain.By Josiah Meyer

Jesus cares about that little child deep inside of you.By Josiah Meyer

Some thoughts on the importance of structure and order in raising littles.By Josiah Meyer

That time that Dr. Norman Geisler explained ineffability, impassibility and divine simplicity to me.By Josiah Meyer

"We were the sort of creatures that aught not live..."By Josiah Meyer

Dr. Curta is a well respected historian, who also grew up in communist Romania. In interview, he discusses both his intellectual, and experiential engagement with Marxism.By Josiah Meyer

The much-anticipated conclusion of my series on Marxism.By Josiah Meyer

Liberalism is not always all bad. Christianity in politics is not always all good. Together, we have made a great team.By Josiah Meyer

Some answers to the most common defence of Marxism.By Josiah Meyer

A survey of Marxist theory.By Josiah Meyer

How Enlightenment thought provided the foundations for Marxism.By Josiah Meyer

Some further thoughts on weight lossBy Josiah Meyer

One month in, here are some thoughts about keeping my 50lb off.By Josiah Meyer

"Don't Be a Victim"...and other sage advice from Jordan Peterson, as well as some excellent tips, tools and apps that...By Josiah Meyer

Reconsidering some cherished assumptions about "devotions"By Josiah Meyer

"Be anxious for nothing"...on militarizing peace, as a soldier against anxietyBy Josiah Meyer

If "iron sharpens iron" then sometimes you will need to forgive when your spouse rubs you the wrong way!By Josiah Meyer

Some thoughts on Church UnityBy Josiah Meyer

For Paul, religion is about Joy: and he passionately warns about 4 enemies that would steal it!By Josiah Meyer

This week we look at three role models of the faith, that Paul puts forward to illustrate what he has been saying to the Philippians, about sharing their faith, and living out their faith. […]By Josiah Meyer

Some thoughts of Calvinism, from Philippians 2:13By Josiah Meyer

In our fourth sermon in the series, we are starting to see a theme emerge: Paul wants the Philippians to DO something (to “share the gospel”) but he also wants […]By Josiah Meyer

Join us for our winter-storm live stream sermon! You can watch above, listen below, or subscribe to my podcast. God bless! Topic: “Together for the Gospel” Application Questions: HOW […]By Josiah Meyer

You would think that all pastors would be the paradigm of emotional maturity. But Paul writes about some pastors that are petty, mean-spirited, and competitive. What can we learn from them?By Josiah Meyer

Paul's introduction and prayer, in which he lays out the major themes of the book.By Josiah Meyer

"Why should I care about some old book written by pre-scientific humanity?"By Josiah Meyer

Do we need a priest/pastor/church to have access to God?By Josiah Meyer

His insights are profound. But are they Christian?By Josiah Meyer

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An overview of ancient and medieval philosophy, before the begin of Modern philosophy.By Josiah Meyer

Sick of religion? So was Jesus! Matthew 23 is His critique of the legalism, hypocrisy, and religious nonsense that He saw in His day...and in ours!By Josiah Meyer

Is it Biblical to believe that everything is always getting worse all of the time?By Josiah Meyer

While presenting recently at Straffordville Evangelical Mennonite Church, I was asked to also teach adult sunday-school. s 180527_001By Josiah Meyer

Just about everyone agrees that we should forgive. But how can one truly forgive? And how can one forgive from the heart? That was the topic of my recent sermon, “Forgiveness.” Watch or listen below, […]By Josiah Meyer

Facebook/social media is a great servant...but can be a terrible master! Here are some thoughts I recently recorded for my podcast, on keeping social media within some healthy limits.By Josiah Meyer

We know Jesus as many things: Son of God, Saviour, teacher, healer, religious leader. But have you stopped to consider Jesus as a leader? Join me as I explore the three […]By Josiah Meyer