Head to Heart with Julie Sparkman Restore Ministries

Join Julie and Jennifer for the final Crazy Train Recap as they discuss Chapters 6, 7 and 8. During this episode, they will address hearing God, your core desires and what it means to truly rest in a world you can’t control.

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What does it mean to face life (even when it’s far from my picture) as a son/daughter rather than an orphan?

Join Julie and Jennifer as they discuss Chapters 3, 4 and 5 for Part 2 of our "Unhitching From the Crazy Train" Recap Mini Series!

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The Wait is Over! Join Julie and Jennifer as they begin the Crazy Train Recap Mini Series! Today we begin our discussion of Chapters One and Two. Whether you’ve read it or not, you’ll gain some great insights on how to stay off the crazy train!



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Do you have a picture in your mind of how summer with your family should be? Who do you become when reality doesn't match that picture?

Join "Unhitching From the Crazy Train" authors Julie Sparkman and Jennifer Phillips on the Head to Heart podcast to hear how you can STAY OFF that Summer Crazy Train and find peace over perfection.

Head to Heart is active once again! So many of you were impacted by our last podcast, "Breaking the Condemnation Cycle."

Today, Anna Nash goes deeper with Julie to further discuss how our brain can be taught to take a different path than condemnation when we fail.

We want to hear from you! Do you have issues you would like for Julie and Anna to address? Please email us at info@restore-ministries.org with your questions or topics you would like to hear more about! We are grateful for you!

Do you ever condemn yourself when you don’t walk in the truth you supposedly “know"?  In today’s bonus audio, “Breaking the Condemnation Cycle,” Julie teaches how to practice curiosity rather than condemnation. Listen and learn how to create a space between yourself and God where you can be honest without shame, and you can discover what is truly driving your behavior.