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Episode #4 Show Notes
Host: Jinda Reinig, Kimberly Willess
Guest: Warren Lamb
Summary
In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, the hosts discuss Warren’s new book on narcissism, exploring its definitions, cultural influences, and the impact on relationships and the church. They delve into the roots of narcissism, the importance of biblical counseling, and how to recognize and respond to narcissistic behavior. The discussion emphasizes the need for healing and hope for victims of narcissism, highlighting the role of the church in addressing this issue.
Takeaways
- Narcissism is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed.
- Cultural influences contribute to the rise of narcissism.
- Healthy parenting is crucial in preventing narcissistic traits.
- Narcissism can manifest in various relationships, including within the church.
- Biblical counseling provides a framework for healing from narcissistic abuse.
- Victims of narcissism often feel responsible for the abuser’s behavior.
- Narcissists lack empathy and self-awareness.
- Recognizing manipulation is key to protecting oneself from narcissists.
- The church must address narcissism as a spiritual issue.
- There is hope for recovery and healing from narcissistic relationships.
Relevant Links
Book Mentioned
- Narcissism (Volume 1): Unmasking the Avatar (Biblically) (Warren Lamb)
Other Links
Warrenism of the Week: “Narcissism is a spiritual issue, not a personality disorder.”
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