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Theology Gone Mental

By: Steven Kozak
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  • Welcome to Theology Gone Mental. We spend anywhere from 15-20 minutes talking about the intersection of theology and mental health as the new apologetic frontier. My name is Steve—a former teacher, theologian, author, apologist, and mental health advocate. 
    Steven Kozak
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Episodes
  • The Truth We Want Our Kids To Learn Is More Caught Than Taught

    The Truth We Want Our Kids To Learn Is More Caught Than Taught
    Jan 10 2024

    It's easy to instruct, rebuke, and live by the mantra of "do as I say, not as I do." But our kids learn more from what we model than from what we say. Here are a few ways to make that reality a little easier to navigate.

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    27 mins
  • How To Help Your Kids Understand The Point of Salvation

    How To Help Your Kids Understand The Point of Salvation
    Dec 21 2023

    Learning about Jesus and the Gospel message is one thing. But understanding the point of salvation is another. Help your kids grab onto the idea that they are not saved to something but for something.

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    23 mins
  • Every Reason To Rid Your Family With Holiday Nonsense Like Elf on the Shelf

    Every Reason To Rid Your Family With Holiday Nonsense Like Elf on the Shelf
    Nov 29 2023

    I know it's not a popular thing to say, but what great lengths we go to so we can maintain the lies all in the name of holiday spirit. What would happen if we put that same energy into how we talk about Jesus?

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    24 mins
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