
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 | 588 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthReligion & SpiritualityChristianityHealth & Fitness | |||

"What if the sacred is not somewhere else? What if it's right here and right now?"
In this rich and reflective episode of the Allender Center Podcast, Dan and Rachael welcome theologian, author, and beloved mentor Dr. Keith Anderson.
Drawing from... more
The new year can bring the hope of a fresh start… or the dread of more of the same.
In this first episode of the year, Dan Allender and Rachael Clinton Chen name what many of us are already feeling: life feels heavy, noisy, and hard to keep up wit... more
As the year comes to a close, Dan and Becky Allender continue their annual podcast tradition: pausing to reflect on the year that has passed. They share a bit about their own experiences—what they've learned, what they're grieving, and what they're c... more
This Advent season, Dan Allender and Rachael Clinton Chen are joined by Rev. Dr. Michael Chen for a rich and deeply human conversation about the Trinity and what it reveals to us about God, ourselves, and our relationships with others.
Together, t... 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 content focuses on the intersection of theology and psychology, highlighting themes of healing, trauma, and restoration in personal and relational contexts. Notably, it provides a candid exploration of emotional and spiritual struggles, aiming to foster understanding and empathy among listeners. Episodes often feature discussions on personal narratives, societal impacts, and cultural challenges, emphasizing the importance of community and shared healing journeys. Unique guest contributions provide diverse perspectives, enriching the conversation surrounding mental health within faith contexts, making it resonate particularly with those seeking deeper connections between their beliefs and emotional well-being.
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