
The Allender Center Podcast features Dr. Dan Allender and his team engaging topics on healing and restoration through the unique intersection of theology and psychology. Through questions submitted by listeners, stories, interviews, and conversations, we engage the deep places of heartache and hope that are rarely addressed so candidly in our culture today. Join us to gain refreshing insight into ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 618 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHealth & FitnessMental HealthReligion & Spirituality | |||

As political division, cultural anxiety, and deep polarization continue to reshape the Church, many pastors find themselves carrying impossible expectations. They're called to shepherd people through fear, conflict, and uncertainty while navigating t... more
Why does it sometimes feel like the moment we begin to experience healing or clarity… life gets harder?
In this episode, Dan Allender and Rachael Clinton Chen explore the often-unseen ways evil works to undermine our hearts—not only through obvious... more
What happens when trauma doesn't just wound your heart—but your experience of God?
In this deeply thoughtful conversation, Dan Allender and Rachael Clinton Chen welcome therapist and author Colleen Ramser to discuss her remarkable new book, The Sha... more
What makes someone a good friend? We often think about showing up well for the people we love. But what if being a good friend also means learning how to receive care—and even extending that same compassion to ourselves?
Dan and Rachael begin this ... more
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Speaks how capitalism is bad. Very “woke” ideas and more political than the description states
Why is this so political?? I really thought this would focus more on marriage and family. The host is quite whiny too.. cringe.
The reviews from 10 years ago say it all, their content used to be focused on what it claims to be focus on - restoration of the heart. I love Dan’s books and teachings but the podcast has taken a different tone and turn in the last couple of years. Since the pandemic really. It is often bringing political content and views of the liberal side and assuming this is how all its listeners feel. While I appreciate hearing a perspective different from my own, there have been no conservative viewpoint... more
I listen to several episodes and was struck in horror at how blatant the hosts were in regards to their hate for Christianity. the hosts are focused on advancing agendas, particularly in politics. rather than focusing on helping people navigating relationships. I would not in good conscience recommend this podcast to anyone
I listen to several episodes and was struck in horror at how blatant the hosts were in regards to their hate for Christianity. the hosts are focused on advancing agendas, particularly in politics. rather than focusing on helping people navigating relationships. I would not in good conscience recommend this podcast to anyone
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The show centers on healing and restoration at the crossroads of theology and psychology, with conversations that tackle trauma, abuse, and relational repair through narrative-focused approaches. Guests range from theologians and pastors to clinicians and researchers, who share practical frameworks for healing, community formation, and ethically navigating difficult topics such as purity culture, medical trauma, and restorative justice. The hosts emphasize embodied storytelling, faith-informed psychology, and actionable training for individuals and faith communities. A standout quality is the ongoing blend of rigorous clinical insight with compassionate spiritual guidance, often inviting listeners to engage in repair and transformation with... more
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2. Sam Eldredge
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5. James White
6. Jay Stringer
7. Dawn Wible
8. James Jackson
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