Friends welcome back to the Ransom TARP podcast with John Eldridge, Craig McConnell,

and our friend Dan Allender

were picking up part two of a conversation

we began last time about restoration, about the human soul, the heart, the damage that's taken in this

world, and the hope that the presence of Jesus actually does bring not just an ability to manage your brokenness,

but actual restoration and something that three of us have not only brought to and ministered to other people,

but we're currently experiencing.

It's something that now, new current for our own lives as well.

So I just want to jump back into the conversation on how God brings restoration.

Dan, could you unbuttoned? how God brings restoration.

Dan, could you unbuttoned these arm sleeves that they're so tight this morning wrapped around my body?

Well, we need to know that you're going to be safe before.

I'll be safe, I promise.

So, John, how about you?

As you were saying with Dan kind of mapping out what you hoped and wanted and sense God

was one of your passionate things to communicate on the restoration of the heart.

It's interesting. It's almost like if you could draw a spiral on a piece of paper and it grows tighter and closer and closer towards the center.

You know, over the years, we've talked about the masculine soul and the feminine soul.

We've talked about father wounds and how defining they can be and then

Stacy introduced mother wounds and how defining they can be and you know we've talked about how warfare jumps on this stuff and the

Ephesions for dynamic of man if you if you let any of this just sort of get buried over years the enemy just sets up camp there and we

tried to talk about that sort of the complicity of how yes woundedness yes self-protection but then man the

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