Brenda ChamnessGuestBrandonHost
That is really a very significant point for me, Brandon, because what I would see is no matter what anyone came to see me for, primarily in my initial time in ministry and in business, people would normally come for counseling because I'm a pastoral counselor.

So people would come generally with an issue, and I would talk to them about how biblical principles could meet their need.

However, when I was talking to them, I would also notice that they had physical issues as well as emotional and many times spiritual things that would crop up as well.

And so I believe in my approaches that we're interdependent in our spirit, soul and body, that everything that happens to one aspect impacts the other two.
Totally.
Yeah.

So no matter now, no matter what anybody comes for, they are presenting an issue.

But we look at everything because sometimes the key to wholeness isn't even what is bothering you the most.
That's really good.

And so I have a multitude of tools that I use, but I will tell you that everything, the reason for Shalom is because my belief is and my faith is that Jesus gave us everything we need for life and godliness.

And that includes not just our body, but how our soul works, how our mind works, how our brain works, and then also how our spirit interfaces with our body and our soul.

So when you have Shalom, we're talking about peace, and wholeness in your entire spirit, soul, and body.
Yeah, I mean, definitely.
Reality is, if one of them's not working properly, it interferes and overlaps in the other.
I've noticed...
When I'm not feeling well, when I'm depressed, you know, physically, physiologically, because I went through a time of depression physiologically, I mean, it affected my spirit and vice versa.
And I've oftentimes told people, you don't try to read your Bible without your glasses if you need glasses.
And honestly, to go back to, I like your choice of word there.
Instead of using peace, you use shalom because number one, it's Hebraic.
And the Hebrews understood the way we do life so totally different than the Greek mindset that's permeated the church for years.

That is really a very significant point for me, Brandon, because what I would see is no matter what anyone came to see me for, primarily in my initial time in ministry and in business, people would normally come for counseling because I'm a pastoral counselor.

So people would come generally with an issue, and I would talk to them about how biblical principles could meet their need.

However, when I was talking to them, I would also notice that they had physical issues as well as emotional and many times spiritual things that would crop up as well.

And so I believe in my approaches that we're interdependent in our spirit, soul and body, that everything that happens to one aspect impacts the other two.
Totally.
Yeah.

So no matter now, no matter what anybody comes for, they are presenting an issue.

But we look at everything because sometimes the key to wholeness isn't even what is bothering you the most.
That's really good.

And so I have a multitude of tools that I use, but I will tell you that everything, the reason for Shalom is because my belief is and my faith is that Jesus gave us everything we need for life and godliness.

And that includes not just our body, but how our soul works, how our mind works, how our brain works, and then also how our spirit interfaces with our body and our soul.

So when you have Shalom, we're talking about peace, and wholeness in your entire spirit, soul, and body.
Yeah, I mean, definitely.
Reality is, if one of them's not working properly, it interferes and overlaps in the other.
I've noticed...
When I'm not feeling well, when I'm depressed, you know, physically, physiologically, because I went through a time of depression physiologically, I mean, it affected my spirit and vice versa.
And I've oftentimes told people, you don't try to read your Bible without your glasses if you need glasses.
And honestly, to go back to, I like your choice of word there.
Instead of using peace, you use shalom because number one, it's Hebraic.
And the Hebrews understood the way we do life so totally different than the Greek mindset that's permeated the church for years.
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