Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley begin season 4 on a series about codependency.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley continue their series about the rediscovered treasure with a discussion about needs.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley discuss that we are born as emotional and spiritual creatures. We are born with feelings.  Before we ever think or speak our first word, we are expressing ourselves as feeling creatures.

The focus of this episode is a recording of a men’s retreat that Chip did in Texas in 1993. The retreat  content was edited and put on CDs. The CDs were included with the first edition copies of The Voice of the Heart published in 2001.

The 18” journey from our heads to our hearts is the longest journey that we will ever take. It is a  journey of wholeness. The journey never ends. If we don’t make that 18” journey, we will be a  failure.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley discuss the Four Essential Questions that allow us to remain in the life-long process of Awakening, Acquiring, and Arriving.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley explore the concept of being a portable sanctuary, a safe space for others, while navigating life's challenges with faith and vulnerability.

Bryan Barley and Dr. Chip Dodd discuss the intrinsic nature of healthy shame and the importance of emotional presence from birth.

Bryan Barley and Dr. Chip Dodd delve deeper into the concept of trusting God's process and stepping away from the illusion of controlling the future.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley discuss the tension between societal expectations and personal authenticity, sharing personal stories of their own journeys.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley delve into the distinctions between confrontation and conflict.

Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley look into the essential practice of feeling emotions, embracing truth, and trusting God throughout life's challenges.

Bryan Barley and Chip Dodd continue their deep dive into the necessity of feeling and managing emotions.

Bryan Barley and Dr. Chip Dodd explore the profound impact of acknowledging and processing emotions.

Chip and Bryan discuss the direction and destination of practicing "The Process" by discussing living in "The River" rather than settling for the dangerous banks of anxiety or apathy.

Chip and Bryan commence season 2 of "Living with Heart," beginning their conversation on "The Process," with a particular focus on what "The Process" is not (denial and dissociation).

Chip and Bryan conclude their series on "The Needs of the Heart" by discussing the need for fun.

Chip and Bryan discuss the need for freedom, and how it gives us the courage to dream, create and execute true vision in our lives.

Chip and Bryan discuss how those who give more of themselves actually need more attention, and how our yearning for honor and recognition isn't a reflection of childishness, but rather our design.

Chip and Bryan discuss the need for support, and the cruciality of experiencing a life of thriving rather than settling for mere survival.