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The PeaceWorks Podcast

Chris Moles
Domestic Violence
Biblical Counseling
Domestic Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Peaceworks Live
Matthew 18
Coercive Control
Spiritual Abuse
Trauma
Church Leadership
Theology Of Suffering
Spiritual Manipulation
Guilt Tripping
Isolation
Gaslighting
Abuse Intervention
Counseling
Victim Care
Proverbs 18:17
Abuse Allegations

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

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes174Founded8 years ago
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Chris Moles
Host and biblical counselor with a focus on domestic abuse and pastoral care, providing insights and practical support for victims and helpers alike.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 271 ratings
  • Essential listening for Christians

    Chris Moles’ work is a gift from God to the church, and this podcast is essential listening for everyone in ministry. Chris gently exposes the ways in which abuse affects families in the church and how the church can be the love of Christ to victims.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trickity1234
    United States2 years ago
  • So helpful

    Chris and Peaceworks is an amazing wealth of knowledge and gospel help for so many. If you’re a people helper, this podcast will help shape how you interact with survivors. Thank you Pastor Chris!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MLSJ4
    United States2 years ago
  • all of them

    Finally I figured out how to give a like and review.  ​ I absolutely love this podcast. I’ve learned soooo much , like learning how to love the oppressed better and detecting abuse faster. I love his humor , his peace making abilities , his mannerisms on how he deals with people with other convictions, etc…THANK YOU

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rock oats
    United States2 years ago
  • I’ve needed this so badly

    After being gently rebuked by a colleague of mine for not handling a marriage counseling case well I started listening to this podcast (per her recommendation). That was a month ago. I’ve now listened to 249 episodes of the 304 currently made. I’m floored… humbled, grieved and repentant, but also very, very grateful for the way I’ve already been equipped. I’m now a member of PeaceWorks University. Thank you so much Pastor Chris. I needed this so bad and didn’t even know it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Luke - Vancouver WA
    United States2 years ago
  • A calm voice during chaos

    Chris’s podcasts are exceptional, and his compassion is evident.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smilingkids2020
    United States3 years ago

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Many commend the host's ability to impart wisdom and equip listeners with useful tools for handling domestic abuse situations effectively.
Listeners express appreciation for the compassionate guidance offered by the host, emphasizing the podcast's relevance in addressing the needs of victims.
Esteemed for its insightful approach to sensitive issues like domestic violence and abuse, this podcast provides practical and biblical help for counselors and church leaders.
The content is perceived as critical and necessary for anyone involved in ministry, with strong endorsements from professionals in the counseling field.

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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.
Episode #397 Moving Beyond the One Size Fits All Model of Care
Q: How do you help a counselor understand that abuse is not just a relationship problem, but fundamentally different categorically in regards to sin requiring a different playbook?
You talk about it, offer additional training for counselors, and have a vetting process for cases involving domestic abuse.
Episode #388 Is It Abuse?
Q: My friend's husband monitors her texts, controls all of their money. This feels off, but is it actually abuse?
Moles discusses the signs of potential abuse and the importance of discernment among friends, reinforcing that controlling behaviors should not be taken lightly.
Episode #381 Are We Seeing a Subtle Regression to More Dangerous Advice?
Q: What does this mean for victims seeking help today?
There are unfortunate stories of victims not being cared for well, and there is hope for a renewed emphasis on practical help in the future.
Episode #370 Confronting our Assumptions
Q: How do we reconcile biblical teachings on marriage and submission with the imperative to protect victims of abuse?
Moles argues that these two concepts should not be seen as contradictory; rather, they should work together to promote healthy relationships free from abuse.

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