
About this episode
In this episode, hosts Rebekah and Gabe Lyons interview author, counselor and relationship expert Debra Fileta. They define and discuss soul care through the six rhythms Jesus lived: Nourish, Rest, Connect, Protect, Savor, and Tune In.
They delve into the differences between self care and soul care and the reasons why people struggle with the deep work of caring for the soul.
Tune in and learn how to normalize and cultivate prevention care as Jesus did and honor the limitations of your humanity.
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