Events

The struggle is real! We all go through trials. Some seem to have more than others sometimes, but we all have the opportunity to choose whether we will be formed or deformed by our most difficult experiences in life. Our friend, Andrew Eberhart, shares some of the most harrowing trials he has experienced and five key things he has learned through it all.

Today's post features Martha O'Reilly, author of Beyond the Deception of Depression. Here, she talks about the inspiration for her book and her hopes for those who will read it.

There are so many graphic images in the media and frightening talk about things happening all around the world. How do we use this age of terrorism as an opportunity to disciple our children? Every family is different. There is no one-size-fits-all response. Your response must be fitting for your family. However, there are ways to talk about terrorism that shed the Light of Christ on the subject. Ellen Martin shares wisdom on how to talk about terrorism from a Christian framework.

http://youtu.be/ZbcL9cNN18c On September 17-19, 2014, we will gather in Franklin, Tennessee, for the first annual New Room Conference. Register now! (special $99 student rate) "Join me at...

In this one-day seminar Dr. Maria Grazia Levin will provide an overview of the theory of DBT, basic information regarding the neurobiology behind emotional...

Seedbed is pleased to announce our first ever annual conference. We're calling it the New Room Conference. We will be gathering in the historic city of Franklin, Tennessee, (just south of Nashville) on September 18-19, 2014. Expect to hear some new voices, engage in some new conversations, connect with old friends, and make new acquaintances.

A one-day seminar exploring approaches to integration of theology and counseling. Register here. Presentation: Toddy Holeman This seminar presents a model for theologically-reflective counseling that is adaptable...

I am a conference junkie. It’s part of my Wesleyan heritage. In the Wesleyan tradition, we value conferences. Wesleyans have seen the value not...