How can restoring the soul Ministry help you?
He and Restoring the Soul Ministry helped my family through our toughest season to find the healing we desperately needed. His counseling got right to the heart of issues we didn’t understand how to talk about or get resolved. Now we are better equipped to connect on deep levels and remain on the path of healing and health.”
Where does restoring the soul take place?
Restoring the Soul offers two programs to meet your specific needs. All intensives are held in Lakewood, Colorado-the gateway to the Rocky Mountains where breathtaking scenery and majestic mountains abound.
What are restoring the soul intensives?
Restoring the Soul offers two programs to meet your specific needs. All intensives are held in Lakewood, Colorado — the gateway to the Rocky Mountains where breathtaking scenery and majestic mountains abound. This format involves meeting 3 hours per day, Monday through Friday over five days.
Interview with Dr. Dallas Willard
Dr. Dallas Willard, for several decades taught Philosophy at the University of Southern California, and was the author of several books including The Spirit of the Disciplines, Hearing God, and The Divine Conspiracy. This conversation was Originally recorded in Los Angeles in 2008, before Dallas’s passing in May 2013.
Interview with William Paul Young
A conversation with William Paul Young, author of international bestseller and soon to be movie, The Shack.
Interview with Bill Thrall Part 1
As Vice Chair and co-author with Truefaced-Leadership Catalyst since 1995, Bill’s genuine desire to see relational health in those he works with, has been vital in setting the tone of the organization. His eloquence and integrity have given him opportunities to teach Truefaced’s principles internationally. His wisdom has been penned […]
Interview with Bill Thrall Part 2
Part 2 of a conversation with Bill Thrall, Vice Chair and co-author with Truefaced-Leadership Catalyst.
What does Michael Cusick hope about?
“I’ve always been most passionate about trying to help people connect the broken reality of their life to the reality of God’s heart.” - Michael John Cusick Hope is life-giving, but to deeply and intensely desire something and not receive it can be virtually unbearable. On the other hand, the consequences of losing our spiritual thirst can be as dramatic as losing our physical thirst. How can we love God with all our minds, hearts, souls, and strength when the desires of our hearts and...
Who said the last thing in the world that I was supposed to do was become a believer?
“The last thing in the world that I was supposed to do was become a believer.” - John Lynch On this edition of Restoring the Soul, we reprise a conversation Michael had with John Lynch. John served for 27 years as teaching pastor at Open Door Fellowship in Phoenix, Arizona. As a gifted communicator, John is a vital Trueface staff member, joining the team in 1997. John has co-authored The Cure, Bo’s Café, Behind The Mask, and his own story, On My Worst Day. In this podcast, we hope you’ll...
What is the question for our lives?
“The question for our lives is not whether we will surrender, but to whom or what we will surrender.” - Gordon Dalbey In this edition of Restoring the Soul, Michael and Brian discuss the move from the Soul Snare pattern to the path of Soul Care. As we consider our brokenness, when negative feelings arise, our reflex is to avoid or control them. Carl Jung was referring to this idea when he wrote that all neurosis is caused by the avoidance of necessary pain. By avoiding or controlling our...
What is the story of your life?
"The story of your life is the story of a long and brutal assault on your heart by the one who knows what you could be and fears it." - John Eldredge Evil is real, and it has a name: Satan - the adversary, deceiver, father of lies. After being thrown out of heaven for cosmic treason, Satan and his legion of fallen angels have had one goal: to defame God (Gen. 3:1-4). The Enemy comes only to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10). He wants to devour you and all God intended you to be and to...
Who said there was something deeper, something more real that I was drawn to in what he said?
“There was something deeper, something more real that I was drawn to in what he said.” - Jim Cress On this edition of Restoring the Soul, Michael and Jim Cress remember Dr. Larry Crabb who recently passed away. The following is the post written by The Larger Story: It is with great sadness and astonishing joy that we tell you of Dr. Larry Crabb ’s arrival in Heaven early Sunday morning. Heartache because we already miss him so much, and heartfelt delight because we each have a faint sense...
Discover How Our Intensive Counseling Process Has Helped Transform Lives and Marriages Like Yours
You know how some people go to counseling or marital therapy month after month and never really get anywhere? When you give us two weeks–we give you real hope, help, and healing.
Weekly Schedule for the Intensive Counseling Process
Your Intensive may be scheduled as 5 morning or 5 evening sessions. Your specific 3-hour time slot will be determined based on therapist availability and spacing of clients to due COVID precautions. Intensives are scheduled in 3-hour blocks between 9 am and 5 pm and are usually either morning or afternoon.
Who said "Our soul is not something that we have, it is more something that we are"?
“Our soul is not something that we have, it is more something that we are. It is the very life pulse within us that which names us alive.” - Ronald Rolheiser Happy New Year! We hope that 2021 is off ...
Who said "There's something about shame you can't heal on your own"?
“There’s something about shame you can’t heal on your own.” - Michael John Cusick On this edition of Restoring the Soul, we’re concluding a 5-part series on the way shame fuels addiction. Longtime friend to Restoring the Soul, Peter Zaremba, ...
Why did Lysa Terkeurst say I never wanted this story told?
“I never wanted this story told because I never wanted this to be my story.” - Lysa TerKeurst Regardless of whether we’re in a pandemic or not, the holidays bring families together - and with these gatherings, painful memories oftentimes ...
What does it look like to follow Jesus faithfully when you're depressed?
“What does it look like to follow Jesus faithfully when you’re depressed?” - Diana Gruver James Chapter 1 verses 2 through 4 says, “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you ...
Why is it important to understand our brokenness?
“It’s important to understand our brokenness because it’s what drives our sinful patterns, our addictions, and our compulsions.” - Michael John Cusick The following is an excerpt from Michael John Cusick’s book, “Surfing for God”. “King David was a man ...
Who is Susie Larson?
Susie is a talk radio host, national speaker, and bestselling author. ...
Who said every man who knocks on the door of a brothel is looking for God?
“Every man who knocks on the door of a brothel is looking for God.” - G.K. Chesterton On this edition of Restoring the Soul, Michael and Brian launch into the first of a seven part series of podcasts on Michael’s ...
The Gift of Music
Music is a powerful gift from God that complements, supports, and deepens the impact of God’s Word in the lives of His people. How can…
Applying Our Goals to Everyday Life
Let your lifetime goals bring this new year into focus. Jani helps us plan for our year—month—week—even the day ahead of us by “making the best…
