Episode 44: Jesus and Indigenous Healing –do traditional healing practices align with Christian principles? episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 11, 2025 · 36 MIN

Episode 44: Jesus and Indigenous Healing –do traditional healing practices align with Christian principles?

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SHOW NOTES: The integration of Christian faith with Indigenous healing practices requires careful discernment and a commitment to avoid syncretism. The goal is to show how Natives Who Follow Christ can fulfill the best aspects of your native culture while confronting and discarding anything that might be contrary to the Bible and your Christian faith.   LINKS + RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: Sign up for monthly newsletter. Click sign up link, scroll down to email form, complete form, respond to email prompt, and get my newsletter. Join the movement on Instagram @nativesfollowjesus Integrating native healing practices with Christian ways. Read about Franciscan fathers' journey here. Listen to Craig Smith on The Indigenous Faith podcast about his journey of healing after a horrific automobile accident. Find the series entitled, Christ My Healer, Christ My Health. Give a review of this podcast on Podchaser.comJoin us for the next episode, Forgiveness and Justice –A hard but holy tension (Micah 6:8).

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