The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
Episodes
5 days ago
5 days ago
In this episode of the Renewed Mind Podcast, hosts Luther Smith and Maddie Clark delve into the multifaceted topic of hate from a biblical counseling perspective. They explore the linguistic context of hate, its definitions, and its implications in counseling. The conversation is a thorough examination of hate and how it relates to God, Israel, and the body of Christ. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding hate in a nuanced way, considering both emotional and cognitive aspects, and how it aligns with God's character and truth. In this conversation, Luther Smith and Maddie Clark emphasize the importance of context in understanding hate, distinguishing between beneficial and harmful forms of hate, and the necessity of defining terms to clarify discussions around this topic. The conversation also touches on the role of justice and the identity of individuals in relation to their feelings of hate. Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Wednesday Jan 08, 2025
Wednesday Jan 08, 2025
In this episode of the Renewed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Maddie Clark reflect on the previous Christmas episode, discuss the importance of understanding counseling philosophies, and delve into the differences between covenantal reformed theology and the Administrative model. The episode culminates in a discussion of the Nouthetic model of counseling, its strengths, and its limitations. Lastly, Dr. Luther Smith and Maddie Clark discuss the complexities of biblical counseling, contrasting the Nouthetic model with the Administrative model.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms: Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
To purchase the book Philosophical Foundations of Counseling Biblically (Book I) you can find it here below with the following link: https://a.co/d/ejfLIEN.
Friday Jan 03, 2025
Friday Jan 03, 2025
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind)
Song Intro and Outro: "Time For Action" by Pecan Pie
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/time-for-action
License code: K3DICASOG3AYWRFJ
Wednesday Dec 18, 2024
Wednesday Dec 18, 2024
In episode twelve of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark the difference between lonliness and being alone, the importance of remembering the birth of Christ for the believer, and some practical tips for processing lonliness in a healthy way.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "For Angels We Have Heard on High" by ArchesAudio.com which can be found here:
https://archesaudio.com/shop/royalty-free-music/angels-we-have-heard-on-high-folky-acoustic-christmas-tune/
Linus's speech is an excerpt taken from the CBS Show A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965).
Article cited by Dr. Luther Smith on the Podcast:
Plöderl M. (2021). Suicide risk over the course of the day, week, and life. Psychiatria Danubina, 33(3), 438–445. https://doi.org/10.24869/psyd.2021.438. (Link to article)
Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
In episode eleven of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark discuss the state of being of depression, how it is defined, and observe the life of Elijah, Psalm 42, and the life of Paul to underscore the qualities of this state of being. Then they complete this episode with discussing common tips to assist in process depression in the counselee's life.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms: You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyoo-ed mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "For Angels We Have Heard on High" by ArchesAudio.com which can be found here:
https://archesaudio.com/shop/royalty-free-music/angels-we-have-heard-on-high-folky-acoustic-christmas-tune/.
Wednesday Dec 04, 2024
Wednesday Dec 04, 2024
In a milestone episode ten of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark discuss the two major systems of theology in Evangelism: Covenant (or Reformed) theology, and Economical (or Adminstrative) theology and the major points highlighted in each system. Then both of them discuss the similarities and differences between the theological systems and how these systems impact how a counselor guides and advises their counselees.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "For Angels We Have Heard on High" by ArchesAudio.com which can be found here:
https://archesaudio.com/shop/royalty-free-music/angels-we-have-heard-on-high-folky-acoustic-christmas-tune/
Wednesday Nov 27, 2024
Wednesday Nov 27, 2024
In this special episode of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark while attempting to be funny talk about their favorite Thanksgiving food and games, and then go into a brief history of the American holiday and its importance to believers, and finish with discussing how a counselor can use the practice and attitude of giving thanks as an intervention in the counseling process.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "For Angels We Have Heard on High" by ArchesAudio.com which can be found here:
https://archesaudio.com/shop/royalty-free-music/angels-we-have-heard-on-high-folky-acoustic-christmas-tune/
As mentioned in the episode below are certain studies that underscore the act and practice of giving thanks and how giving thanks impacts a person's mindset and attitude:
Lai, S. T., & O’Carroll, R. E. (2017). ‘The Three Good Things’–The effects of gratitude practice on wellbeing: A randomised controlled trial. Health Psychology Update, 26(1), 10-18. (Link to Article)
Ahmed, A. R., & Ali, S. M. (2023). Giving Thanks Works: A Correlational Study of Gratitude and Mental Wellbeing Among College Students. Journal of Mass Communication Department, Dept of Mass Communication, University of Karachi, 29. (Link To Article)
Petrocchi, N., & Couyoumdjian, A. (2016). The impact of gratitude on depression and anxiety: The mediating role of criticizing, attacking, and reassuring the self. Self and Identity, 15(2), 191-205. (Link to Article)
Tulbure, B. T. (2015). Appreciating the positive protects us from negative emotions: The relationship between gratitude, depression and religiosity. Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences, 187, 475-480. (Link To Article)
Wednesday Nov 20, 2024
Wednesday Nov 20, 2024
In this episode of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark discuss the nature and qualities of anxiety, the biblical perspective on anxiety, whether anxiety is a feeling or a "state of being," whether anxiousness is a sin, and how a counselor operating from a biblical worldview ought to observe and work with a counselee who experiences anxiety.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "Time For Action" by Pecan Pie
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/time-for-action
License code: K3DICASOG3AYWRFJ
Wednesday Nov 13, 2024
Wednesday Nov 13, 2024
In this episode of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark interview Dr. Luther Smith's spouse Tanya shares her experiencewith Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and how she has processed this trauma throughout her life from a biblical worldview.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind).
Song Intro and Outro: "Time For Action" by Pecan Pie
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/time-for-action
License code: K3DICASOG3AYWRFJ
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
In this episode of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, hosts Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark go "off script" from their planned topic of discussion and work through "Maddie" Madeline's presenting problem using what Dr. Luther Smith calls "The Four C's" and their importance to the counseling process.
Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced ”Renewed”) Mind Podcast. Your hosts, Dr. Luther Smith and Madeline Clark, explore the world of counseling biblically and bridge the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.
You can also watch The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on the following platforms:
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheReNyooedMindPodcast.
YouTube: @TheRenyooedMindPodcast.
You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyooed-mind), X (@therenyooedmind), and TikTok (@therenyooedmind)
Song Intro and Outro: "Time For Action" by Pecan Pie
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/time-for-action
License code: K3DICASOG3AYWRFJ