In this episode, Dr. Mitsch recounts the history of The Psych Monologues, and tells the development of SGI, and the vision for the future that is unfolding. Listen to this episode to hear some momentous news for the future of SGI and the Psych Monologues. It will be well worth 33 minutes of your time!

Dr. Mitsch explores the next stage of the spiritual journey which is referred to as the "Discipled/Mentored Life."  Listen in as he discusses the key characteristics, how to make progress in this stage of development, and the importance of choosing your mentor wisely since he/she will help you set the foundation of the rest of your journey.  

Dr. Mitsch explores the internal landscape of depression, and how it impacts our spiritual journey.  Listen in and find insight and encouragement for those who are struggling with depression (and those are who are not).  

Continuing our series on the spiritual journey, Dr. Mitsch explores the characteristics and the issues that interfere with our growth during this part of our journey.  Recognizing God as part of our lives or reintroducing ourselves to God is an important first step of the journey.  What issues do we bring with us that interfere with the continuing journey with God?  Listen in and find out!  

Dr. Mitsch continues the series on Broken People of the Bible focusing on the story of the a woman experiencing a 12 year hemorrhage that had marginalized her in her culture, and left her hopeless and looking for healing.  She turns to Jesus, and finds a remarkable display of compassion and grace.  Her story is our story struggling with shame, and our approach to God in the midst of it.  How does Jesus respond that displays God's response to our shame and our need for healing?  Listen and find out!

What would Jesus do with your grief whether it was from loss for other reasons or loss from death?  The grief we experience comes from many different experiences not the least of which is grief from death.  Is there something we can learn from someone just like us who is grieving and interacted with Jesus just as we would?  Check it out... the next in the Broken People of the Bible series - Jesus and grief.

We are tempted to look for external solutions for internal problems, and we meet with problems and wonder why.  Dr. Mitsch explores this temptation of ours, and how much it sabotages our best efforts to manage the anxiety in our lives. 

Dr. Mitsch continues his series on "Barriers to God" and looks at another "a" word - Anxiety. Do you have questions about anxiety and the role that it plays in your life or others, and what impact it has on your relationship with God? Tune in and be encouraged.