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Welcome to The Neuroscience Informed Pastor Podcast!

Welcome to The Neuroscience Informed Pastor Podcast, where faith and science converge to transform your ministry. Hosted by Josh and Cassie Spurlock, this podcast is designed for pastors who recognize that the creator of our nervous system and the author of the Bible are one and the same—Jesus Christ. Dive deep into the innovative concepts of Neuroscience Informed Christian Counseling® (NICC) and discover how to integrate cutting-edge neuroscience with timeless biblical wisdom to enhance your pastoral care and discipleship efforts.

Each episode unpacks practical insights from NICC, tailored for use in your church, equipping you to shepherd your congregation with a holistic approach that nurtures both spiritual and emotional well-being. From understanding the impact of trauma through a biblical lens to fostering deeper relational connections within your church community, The Neuroscience Informed Pastor Podcast offers a wealth of knowledge and actionable strategies.

Join us on this journey to explore the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and theology, and learn how to apply these principles in your ministry to foster a thriving, resilient, and spiritually enriched congregation. Don’t miss out—subscribe today and empower your pastoral leadership with the transformative power of Neuroscience Informed Relational Discipleship (NIRD).

Key Highlights:

Holistic Ministry: Integrate biblical wisdom with contemporary neuroscience to address both spiritual and emotional needs.
Expert Insights: Hosted by Josh and Cassie Spurlock, founders of MyCounselor.Online and developers of NICC.
Practical Applications: Learn how to apply NICC concepts in your church to enhance pastoral care and discipleship.
Spiritual and Emotional Growth: Equip your congregation to thrive by addressing trauma, fostering connection, and promoting holistic well-being.
Tune in to transform your ministry with insights that honor the Creator and harness the latest in neuroscience.