69. Religious Trauma and the Harm in Spiritual Bypassing

from Mangled Spaces · host Tasha Jones

This week Mel and Tash dive into the concept of spiritual bypassing and how the "pray it away" culture fails to meet the needs of the body of Christ. Listen in to learn more and unpack some ways we can pair prayer with action to show up for each other in hard seasons.

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