In Motion Podcast Church on the Move

We've had an incredible 12 episode first season of Life In Motion. If you didn't know, season one was called "We've Got Issues". We've looked at anxiety, depression, overspending, grief, and so much more, and it's been an awesome, awesome season. We've heard from so many of you about how Jamie and Heather's stories have made you feel seen, appreciated, and valued. We've also heard that it's time for another Q&A.
 
During each of our episodes, we say, “LEAVE US A MESSAGE!” And you did! In this final episode of Life In Motion season one, Jamie and Heather listen to your messages and talk about them! It's a good old Q&A episode.
 
They talk about depression medication, loving the LGBTQ community, setting boundaries, and making friends!
 
Heather and Jamie recommend some books for anyone who wants to love the LGBTQ community better.
 
Here’s info for those books:
• The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert - Rosaria Butterfield
• Gay Girl, Good God - Jackie Hill Perry
 
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For the last episode of season one, Whit and Adam explore church hurt and what to do about it.

We've been looking at "true lies" throughout season one of Spirit In Motion, and the lie with church hurt is that it will never happen. If there are people involved, there will likely be unmet expectations, disappointments, or hurt. The freedom and beauty of relationships with people is learning to navigate issues and grow together.

In this episode of Life In Motion, Heather George and Jamie Jobe talk about what to expect and when to go to counseling. They even talk about helping their children go to counseling and allowing them to confide in someone other than a parent.

In this episode of Spirit In Motion, Church on the Move Lead Pastor Whit George and Kids Pastor Adam Bush discuss the lies around dealing with your past and the statement, "Your past does not define you." 

The true lie with "your past does not define you" is that your past doesn't affect you. That there's no need to look at the past pain or mistakes because they no longer define you. We agree that your past does not define you, but it is affecting you. 

If you are struggling with depression that is holding you back from everyday life or seasonal depression that creeps up every now and then, we encourage you to talk to someone about how you’re feeling.

In this episode, Jamie Jobe, opens up and brings to light her story with major depressive disorder. She shares a message from Chris Hodges that helped her. Here is a link to that message: https://youtu.be/OWMZFSlo6Ps

In this episode of Spirit In Motion, Church on the Move Lead Pastor Whit George and Kids Pastor Adam Bush explore the topic of IDENTITY and the statement, "You should follow your dreams." We like to call a statement like that a true lie. There's a hint of truth to it, but ultimately the idea has resulted in a misunderstood, broken concept… a true lie.

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