THINQ Co-Founder Rebekah Lyons shares insights into building a resilient marriage, drawing from her own experiences, including raising children with Down syndrome. Through compelling storytelling, Rebekah emphasizes surrender, unity, and partnership as essential ingredients for marital strength. Listen in as she encourages us to embrace a deep, face-to-face connection, foster open communication, and surrender to God's plan for a foundation of enduring love.

The Resilient Marriage

Marriage

Rebekah Lyons uses the THINQ Framework (Theology, History, Inquiry, Nuance, and Questions) to share her personal battles with anxiety and outline the four ways that we have healed from trauma throughout history and the four rhythms of renewal we can use to draw nearer to God.

Mental Health + Identity

Mental Health

Rebekah Lyons speaks on the negative pattern of running away from pain, which began in the garden. Are you holding on to the shame of brokenness, believing your pain is impossible to face? Rebekah reminds us that we can't heal what is hidden, and grace transforms the way we view pain. 

Grace Changes Pain

Spiritual Formation

Historically, people have looked to four things to heal pain and trauma, including a higher power. Rebekah Lyons explains how backwards our healing efforts are today as we look to the wrong things, which harm the connections we really need.

Our Backward Way of Healing Trauma

Anxiety can be a tool, indicating that we are under the weight of something we aren't meant to bear alone. Rebekah Lyons reminds us that God allows anxiety to bring us to surrender and set the stage for His healing work.

How God Uses Anxiety

Remain…Approaching Those That Disagree with Us

Relationships

God's Invitation During the Pandemic

The Power of Vulnerability & Gratitude

The Key to Peace

How Jesus Offers Us Peace

When it comes to advancing good in the world around us, Rebekah Lyons, reminds us to center our work in prayer, asking God for a holy imagination.

Ask God for a Holy Imagination

Rebekah Lyons equips you with five practical, life-changing rules that help you live into God's unshakable peace in a world that seems more uncertain every day. She explains the role of anxiety and pain in building holy resilience and encourages us to transform our traumatic events into resilience-building exercises.

Building Resilience

Jennie Allen and Rebekah Lyons share what the church can learn from the leadership and influence of women.

Women In The Church

Church

Rich Villodas, Andy Crouch and Rebekah Lyons offer key practices to stay grounded in a demanding world.

Soul Care

In this transformative dialogue, Rebekah Lyons, Dr. Curt Thompson, and Scott Sauls explore the challenges and triumphs of navigating mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and isolation within the Christian community. Dr. Thompson, a renowned psychiatrist and author, shares profound insights alongside the heartfelt stories from pastors and leaders who’ve experienced vulnerability and healing on their personal journeys. They discuss the power of being truly seen, the importance of communal support, and the transformative impact of understanding our identity through the lens of faith. Whether you're a church leader, a member of the faith community, or someone seeking solace and understanding in your mental health journey, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and a path forward by embracing vulnerability, seeking meaningful connections, and finding beauty in our shared human experience.

Q&A: Mental Health + Suicide

Rebekah Lyons helps us understand what it means to be an ambassador of Christ in our complex cultural moment.

The One Who Calls

Rebekah Lyons shares four-life giving rhythms that quiet inner chaos and make room for a flourishing life.

Rhythms of Renewal

Rebekah Lyons encourages us to emerge from the season of lockdown "putting on a new way" that leads to flourishing.

Rhythms for Mental Health

Miles Adcox explains how and why leaders should confront their own mental health issues.