Being Human with Steve Cuss

A new podcast from Christianity Today, Being Human with Steve Cuss is Christian counseling in podcast form. Steve Cuss, a former trauma and hospice chaplain, pastor, and leadership coach, guides listeners with a gospel-informed journey of discovery into the world of emotional health: everything from anxiety and reactivity, to triangulation, overfunctioning, and the Enneagram.

Christianity
Mental Health
1
Your Conscious List Of Relationships
36 min
2
Love The One You're With featuring Luke Norswor...
45 min
3
Community, Honor and Shame, and Self Definition...
36 min
4
'Jesus Of The East' with Phuc Luu
37 min
5
My Whole Black Self With Marvin Williams
44 min
6
Men, Women, Power, and Health with Kadi Cole
47 min
7
Is the Gospel Preventative or Redemptive?
25 min
8
The Expectation Gap
35 min
9
Grieve, Breathe, Receive with Steve Carter
35 min
10
Playfulness, Earnestness, and Worship
28 min
11
Non-Anxious Presence with Alan Fadling
34 min
12
'Listen, Listen, Speak' with Jay Kim
42 min
13
The Chaplain Who Taught Steve Systems Theory: G...
31 min
14
Putting Beauty into the World with Charlie Peac...
45 min
15
Faith in the Workplace with Jeff Haanen
29 min
16
The Therapist and the Song Writer with Jill Phi...
30 min
17
The Brain and Faith with Geoff Holsclaw
41 min
18
Empathy and Remembering with Esau McCaulley
45 min
19
Enneagram, Anxiety, and What We Live For
Steve Cuss and Jimmy Carnes discuss the Enneagram and how it helps us reflect on the character of God.
38 min
20
Triangulation and Over Functioning
Steve Cuss and Jimmy Carnes discuss the complexities of introspection.
33 min
21
The Journey Into Emotional Health
37 min
22
The Nature of Every Belief
34 min
23
Precious vs. Core Beliefs
What happens when we're reactive? We disconnect from our awareness of God.
34 min
24
Notice and Diffuse Reactivity
Steve digs deeper into the anxiety known as "reactivity" and the different ways we all respond when our values are broken by others.
34 min
25
Pilot Episode
The first episode of Being Human With Steve Cuss, in collaboration with Christianity Today.
31 min