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The PeaceWorks Podcast

Chris Moles
Domestic Violence
Biblical Counseling
Domestic Abuse
Coercive Control
Emotional Abuse
Counseling
Abuse
Peaceworks Live
Power Dynamics
Men Of Peace
Spiritual Abuse
Peaceworks University
Church Leadership
Victim Support
Theology Of Suffering
Christian Counseling
Christianity
Accountability
Repentance
Matthew 18

Weekly podcast featuring teaching from Pastor Chris, interviews with experts, and stories from survivors.

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Darby Strickland
Expert on abuse counseling
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Greg Wilson
Expert on abuse counseling
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Beth Broom
Expert on abuse counseling
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Melissa Affolter
Expert on abuse counseling
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Brad Hambrick
Expert on abuse counseling
Episode: Episode #425 On Using Secular Language

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Chris Moles
Pastor and biblical counselor with a focus on domestic violence and counseling practices within the Christian context. He often addresses the complexities surrounding abuse and responsibilities in relationships, providing practical insights and guidance.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 283 ratings
  • Episode #423

    This was a good episode but I would like to add that although responsible for her actions, a physical reaction-a trigger and adrenal response is REAL !

    The gut wrenching heartache that wells up after continually tolerating bad behavior can be overwhelming. This is intentional (usually) on the oppressors part. They turn around and smirk at you and tell you, “See, you are the problem. You are out of control and abusive.”

    It is a tactic and then they feel justified to blame you.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Farmin' Mama
    United Statesa month ago
  • A survivor’s standpoint

    This podcast has been doctrinally sound and trauma informed. As a survivor of coercive control from a “Christian spouse” there were very few resources as I navigated my healing. Finding the works of Chris Moles and this podcast who bridges faith and trauma informed care has been a balm to my soul and so educational. Thank you for the work you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mogrzra
    United Statesa month ago
  • Thank you Chris, I appreciate your podcast

    I’ve recently been shocked into awareness of the reality of abuse that’s not just physical. It’s disorienting and destructive almost beyond belief. And family (Christians) don’t believe me. They are shaming me by calling me unforgiving and bitter when I try to explain what’s happened. As I’m trying to recover, most resources that understand and describe my situation are secular. I’m very thankful for these, but to hear the voice of someone who loves God speaking about this feels so healing. Than... more

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    5
    VBB_Psalm2
    United States2 months ago
  • Desperately needed wisdom

    Very informative and encouraging to anyone going through or helping someone overcome the various forms of abuse in the home.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SheilaKJer33:3
    United States4 months ago
  • Biblically grounded, vitally important

    Chris Moles is a trusted voice in the community of responding to abusive relationships for both the victim and the abuser with a biblical perspective. I’m so grateful for the wealth of knowledge and keen insight that these podcasts provide.

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    5
    D E Chapin
    United States5 months ago

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Reviewers appreciate the podcast's compassionate approach and its emphasis on practical help for those affected by domestic abuse.
Many express gratitude for the host's biblical perspective on sensitive issues of domestic violence, highlighting the wealth of knowledge shared.
Some mention that the podcast has been essential for leaders in ministry, emphasizing the need to be informed about domestic abuse issues.
Audiences note the host's ability to handle challenging topics with grace and humility, making complex subjects more accessible.
Listeners describe the content as informative and encouraging, particularly for those dealing with or supporting victims of abuse in the church.

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Episode #420 On "Winning Without A Word"
Q: If safety is considered a worldly solution, how can sanctification and safety coexist in the life of a believer facing abuse?
Sanctification and safety are not mutually exclusive; suffering can be a path to Christ-like conformity, but believers can grow in the Lord while pursuing safety, establishing boundaries, and seeking support from church leadership to resist abuse and protect others.
Episode #420 On "Winning Without A Word"
Q: Today's question is based on 1 Peter chapter 3, and you argue that the gentle and quiet spirit in 1 Peter 3 shouldn't be used to silence women. How do you reconcile that with the text's claim that a wife can win her disobedient husband by her godly conduct?
The host reframes the text to show that gentleness is not passivity but a disciplined form of strength used to protect and advocate for justice, including boundaries and safety for the vulnerable, which aligns with sanctification and Godly action rather than silent submission.
Episode #415 More Questions about Men of Peace
Q: How long does this process actually take? Is there a point where I'm done?
The process through Men of Peace is approximately 29 weeks, but true change and sanctification is a lifelong journey.
Episode #415 More Questions about Men of Peace
Q: What are the first three steps a man should take when he realizes he's destroying his home?
The first step is recognition of one's own behavior, followed by taking responsibility for that behavior and initiating transformation.
Episode #398 Unlearning Harmful Instincts
Q: What are some of the things, the instincts that well-meaning biblical counselors need to unlearn?
Counselors need to unlearn adherence to authority over safety, operate from a place of curiosity rather than confirmation, and learn to effectively gather relevant information in complex abuse situations.

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Focused on the complex dynamics of domestic abuse and biblical counseling, this podcast provides insights into the nuances of relationships affected by trauma and violence. The host discusses a range of topics including the intersection of faith and abuse, accountability for abusers, and the importance of biblical guidance in counseling, with a compassionate approach to helping both victims and perpetrators. Listeners are invited into deep conversations about confronting difficult realities, promoting healing, and rethinking traditional views of sin and responsibility in abusive contexts. It aims to equip clergy, counselors, and community members with the tools to better understand and respond to domestic violence in faith settings, fosteri... more

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