THE VOICE OF THE HEART - BIBLE STUDY

How did we drift to a place where how God made us (feeling, needing, desiring, longing, hoping beings) would be the very part of us we attempt to overcome to mature in Christ? When did feelings become the enemy of spiritual maturity? No wonder for so many of us, "doing the Christian life" is an exercise in "doing." No wonder what we call being in relationship with God sometimes feels like eating shredded wheat with no milk. We're attempting to do relationships with our heads, cut off from the voice of our hearts. We end up living life alone, trapped in the prison of our own intellect, morality, and self-will. Despite being hard-wired for intimate relationships, our fear and shame keep us detached from our hearts and therefore detached from the ones we love. We learn to cope with life by utilizing any form of escape. This is not living -- this is barely surviving. The Voice of the Heart Bible Study is for anyone who wants more. Dig deeper into Scripture and your own story individually, in a group setting, or with a friend. No matter your situation, this study will guide you, one step at a time, on the journey home: home to the God who made you, home to the gifts He gave you, home to your family, home to your passion, and home to your calling.

WHAT WE REALLY WANT: WITH PHIL HERNDON

Welcome to Conversations About Connection with Greg Oliver. Join us as we explore Feelings: The Language of Connection and Attachment.

In Genesis 1 & 2, everything's going pretty great. In Revelation 22, God wipes those tears away and it's going to be great again. In between is where it gets dicey. With feelings, we have a language to talk about my life in the world in between Genesis 2 and Revelation 22.

Emotions Are Not the Enem‪y‬

Some view emotions as something to be pushed down, but what if they're actually gifts - doorposts inviting us see what's behind those emotions?

Mike Donehey and his guest Jeff Schulte, counselor and author of The Voice of the Heart Bible study, explore what emotions tell us about ourselves and how understanding them on a deeper level can lead to better relationships and healthier lives.

AN EPIDEMIC OF TIN MEN

Tin Man founder, Jeff Schulte, appears on the BetterMan Podcast discussing the growing epidemic of men who need to reconnect with their heart...in a world that doesn't work.

BetterMan is dedicated to helping foster a growing community of men who desire a better, more fulfilling life from their work, family, friends, marriages, and from their relationship with God.

LEADING WITH HEALTH: WITH JEFF SCHULTE

In this episode, Tin Man's Jeff Schulte talk with Brad Watson and Duke Revard of the Saturate podcast, about leadership health and the codependency that exists in humans. Recorded in front of a live audience at the Soma Family Retreat, this conversation dives into parts of one of the interviewer's personal story, boundaries, and the path to emotional and spiritual health.

IF I ONLY HAD A HEART: WITH JEFF SCHULTE

Despite being hardwired for intimate relationships, our fear and shame keep us detached from our own hearts and therefore detached from the ones we love. If you want your heart back, listen in to this compelling conversation between Tin Man’s Jeff Schulte & Rob Murray

Hard Wired For Connection

We were made to live and thrive in relationships. With a loving God and with others, we discover true relationships by telling the truth about our true self and realizing we are still loved. Love is expressed in our neediness and in meeting the needs of others.

Hitting “The Wall”

Tin Man founder, Jeff Schulte, and coach, Todd Wermers, join a webinar for pastors and leaders sponsored by ChristTogether.org. Schulte and Wermers share from their experiences as pastors who hit "the wall" and learned that they had to become inwardly aware to become outwardly focused. Maybe you, too, have hit the "wall" or you simply see it rapidly approaching. Schulte and Wermers will give you ideas and encouragement to find the hope that comes as you rediscover your heart and start forming healthy relationships.