Whole Emotion
Becky Castle MillerImprove your emotional and relational health. Posts from a PhD student researching emotions in the Gospels. Loving God and our neighbor with our whole mind, whole strength, whole heart, and whole emotion.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | beckycastlemiller.substack.com |
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The gods must be crazy
Quick reminder about the Broken to Beloved Summit this week! My session “What we get wrong about worry” was on Monday, and is no longer available for free, but you can still get the all-access ticket and see all the sessions whenever you wa...
My free online session: What We Get Wrong about Worry
Researching emotion in the New Testament, I’ve found that some pastors really misinterpret and misapply Scripture about emotions—like telling people with anxiety disorders they are sinning when they’re anxious and worried (based on verses l...
Three Unexpected Sermons
I visited a non-denominational church on Sunday morning and heard a very innocuous, TEDTalk-length sermon about contentment in the holiday season. While I was mildly annoyed that it hit one of my sermon pet peeves (misusing the story of Mar...
Reactivity isn't a moral choice
Life update, followed by the post about emotions and reactivity
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Emotional health + discipleship + trauma-informed pastoral care. PhD student at Wheaton College, dissertation on emotions in Luke. MA from Northern Seminary, thesis on Jesus's emotions. Co-author of “Following King Jesus.”
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