Today's Conversation

We were made to flourish and to help others flourish. In Today’s Conversation podcast, Dr. Curt Thompson, psychiatrist and author, talks about interpersonal neurobiology — how we were created as embodied and relational beings — and what implications it has for how we experience the gospel.NAE President Walter Kim and Curt Thompson go back to the very beginning and discuss how we see this embodied and relational reality, as well as the effects of trauma and shame, in the first four chapters of Genesis. They also explore:How Western thinking has influenced our understanding of spirituality;Why being receptive to love is more difficult than loving others;How we can create spaces for others to experience beauty and goodness; andWhat practices or outlooks can help us care for our soul.