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Win Today: Your Roadmap to Wholeness

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Mental Health
Transformation
Faith
Grief
Healing
Christianity
Emotional Health
Spiritual Formation
Resilience
Burnout
Personal Growth
Trauma
Spiritual Growth
Identity
Worship
Emotional Healing
Community
Marriage
Spiritual Maturity
Discipleship

Life is complicated, and quick fixes won't address the deeper challenges you face in your mental, emotional, and spiritual health. "Win Today" provides practical guidance for lasting growth. Each week, you'll hear from trusted leaders and experts who offer wisdom, insights, and a durable plan to help you overcome obstacles and create real, sustainable change. This isn't about temporary solutions—i... more

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You've become very good at being seen. You know how to read a room, how to offer just enough of your story to seem open while keeping the deepest thing safely out of view, how to hand the world a competent, admirable version of yourself. And still, u... more

Jonathan Eckert has spent more than three decades watching what happens to people, young and old, when comfort becomes the organizing principle of a life, and in this conversation he draws the line most of us have blurred: the line between happiness ... more

LJ Mitchell has spent a decade as the music director of Elevation Worship, and he joins me for a conversation that begins with performed faith and refuses to stay on the surface. Because the reason we broadcast the walk is the same reason we cannot p... more

Toni Collier joins me for a conversation that started with one sentence she posted online, watched go viral, and could not fully explain: some of us have become more obsessed with healing than becoming holy. We sit with what that exposes. Toni is the... more

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Recent Guests

Jonathan Eckert
Baylor University Professor
Baylor University
Episode: Your Comfort Might Be Avoidance in Disguise. Jonathan Eckert on the Happiness Crisis, and Why Joy Grows Only Through Struggle.
LJ Mitchell
Music director of Elevation Church and Elevation Worship
Elevation Worship / Elevation Church
Episode: The Real Reason You're Stuck Is Hiding in Plain Sight. Elevation Worship's LJ Mitchell on Why Hidden Reps Lead to Longevity and Character, and Why It's Time to Confront the Thing You Can't See
Toni Collier
Founder of Broken Crayons Still Color
Broken Crayons Still Color
Episode: How Healing Becomes an Idol. Toni Collier on Why We're More Obsessed With Healing Than Becoming Holy.
Jacob Coyne
Founder of Stay Here; suicide prevention advocate
Stay Here
Episode: Why Did We Trade Hard Truth for a TED Talk? Jacob Coyne on the Commercialization of Christianity and the Wilderness Where God Actually Builds You.
Christa Black Singh
Musician, speaker and author who discusses her journey from Christian music to New Age and back
Independent/Christian ministry
Episode: "Self-Help Culture Is The Truest Form of Satanism." Christa Black Singh on Manifestation, the New Age Counterfeit in the Church, Psychedelics, and The Trap of Christianity Light.
Dr. Chris Palmer
Dean of the Barnett College of Ministry and Theology at Southeastern University; philosopher-theologian
Southeastern University
Episode: You're Not in a Rough Season. You're EMPTY. Dr. Chris Palmer on the Meaning Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight.
Geoffrey Cain
National columnist and author of Steve Jobs in Exile
Author, Steve Jobs in Exile
Episode: Why We'd Rather Trick Ourselves Than Train Ourselves. Geoffrey Cain on What Steve Jobs's Wilderness Years Can Teach You About Failure, Ego, and Comeback.
Lee Warren
Neurologist, neurosurgeon, and author featured in the episode; expert guest on self-brain surgery concepts
Independent/Author
Episode: SUMMER BREAK: Not Everything Hard is Trauma. Dr. Lee Warren on What it Means to Take a Thought Captive and What to Do When You Can't Stop the Anxiety Spiral
Bethany Wohrle
Musician, Bethel Music artist
Bethel Music
Episode: When Did You Turn Jesus Into a Good Luck Charm? Bethany Wohrle Opens Up About the Miracle That Never Came and the Faith That Stayed.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 711 ratings
  • Breaking the stigma around OCD

    I’m so deeply grateful for this show in general and how raw, honest and encouraging every episode is. Chris is so thoughtful and Holy Spirit led in each interview and it’s truly a joy and blessing to get to listen. I just finished listening to the episode with Patrick Lencioni and words cannot fully express the gratitude and encouragement I feel as someone who fully relates to both Chris and Patrick here. I now feel even more courage and gratitude to get to help and bless others by sharing more ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marnie F
    United States25 days ago
  • A Must Listen

    Probably one of the most helpful, and well-balanced podcasts that guides listeners towards spiritual maturity.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jordan_River
    United States25 days ago
  • My #1 podcast. Great Host and Great Guests

    Christopher is truly the best podcast host I have listened to. He has insightful and he asks provoking questions,

    he listens to his guests and he comes back with real and vulnerable thoughts. I can't thank him enough for providing this gift to others. I can't share it enough to help others through what challenges they might going through.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cap that 21
    United States4 months ago
  • Can’t Share Enough

    The best podcasts are not the ones you save. It is the ones you share

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ragamuffin54
    United States5 months ago
  • SOLID.

    This is excellent. After a couple episodes, I got ahold of “Healing What You Can’t Erase.” After two rounds of that audiobook, I bought the hard copy. I too suffered horribly during that same season Christopher did. The topics covered in his book and podcast are gritty and raw and healing. I’m a regular now, maybe a groupie. 😉 This is deepening my journaling as well as my mysterious journey with our Savior, Jesus Christ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    warrenstudio
    United States5 months ago

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Thoughtful questions and deep conversations that challenge growth.
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Content is consistently practical, healing-oriented, and spiritually grounded.
Great interviews with a strong focus on growth and faith.

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Your Comfort Might Be Avoidance in Disguise. Jonathan Eckert on the Happiness Crisis, and Why Joy Grows Only Through Struggle.
Q: How can individuals cultivate joy in the midst of hardship, particularly in family or community settings?
Joy emerges when people show up for one another, endure together, and recognize their shared humanity; meaningful relationships and service amplify joy even in difficult times, turning struggle into growth and connection.
Your Comfort Might Be Avoidance in Disguise. Jonathan Eckert on the Happiness Crisis, and Why Joy Grows Only Through Struggle.
Q: What does it look like to develop the muscles needed to handle conflict and adversity in everyday life?
Adversity builds conflict-resolution skills, empathy, and relational strength; you learn to lean into disagreement, work through it with others, and grow personally and collectively, which leads to deeper joy and belonging.
You Made a god Out of Safety and Control. Dr. Alison Cook on Secure Attachment to God, the Certainty We Worship, and the Security Your Soul Was Built For.
Q: How do you differentiate between befriending parts of ourselves and crucifying them in light of Scripture?
The approach is nuanced: you treat inner parts like a family, offering tenderness to some and healthy boundaries to others, while always aiming to bring every part back into alignment with love and discernment by the Holy Spirit.
You're Not in a Rough Season. You're EMPTY. Dr. Chris Palmer on the Meaning Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight.
Q: From your vantage point, how did we drift into this center-of-interpretation crisis where we all see the world through our own biases?
The drift happened in incremental shifts: the information age overwhelmed with rapid, unchecked sharing and a cultural move toward subjectivity, where people chase meaning in self-centered ways and fill gaps with constructs like practical polytheism rather than God.
SUMMER BREAK: God Won't Force You to Heal. Debra Fileta on The Reason Most People Aren't Emotionally Healthy, How "Trauma-Informed" Has Been Taken Too Far, and Why You Can't Be Spiritually Mature if Your Mental Health is in the Trash
Q: What can listeners do to begin healing in their own lives right away?
Start with patterns over pain points, invite boundaries that are flexible, seek safe relationships, and engage with a counselor to partner in healing.

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The set of episodes centers on faith-driven personal growth, mental health, and leadership within a Christian framework. Conversations weave together psychology, spirituality, and practical disciplines to help listeners cultivate depth, resilience, and mature faith amid modern pressures like information overload, suffering, and burnout. Guests range from theologians and pastors to psychologists, physicians, and cultural figures, all sharing frameworks for healing, self-management, and purposeful living. A notable pattern is the fusion of neuroscience, spiritual practice, and everyday application, with many episodes offering tangible tools for relationships, work, and personal transformation.

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Recent guests on Win Today: Your Roadmap to Wholeness include:

1. Jonathan Eckert
2. LJ Mitchell
3. Toni Collier
4. Jacob Coyne
5. Christa Black Singh
6. Dr. Chris Palmer
7. Geoffrey Cain
8. Lee Warren

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