Sermon - Being Friends With God
Good Enough Living
In this sermon, Dr. John Cox explores the blessed friendship between God and Moses. Listen and learn how Moses’ closeness to God and advocacy for his people points us to the overwhelming gift of the true advocate, Jesus Christ.
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A Psychologist Unpacks Sin, Part 2
Good Enough Living
A two-part podcast in which Dr. Cox applies what he has observed in his clinical work to how we can better understand sin and find better traction in our growth to be more Christlike.
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A Psychologist Unpacks Sin, Part 1
Good Enough Living
A two-part podcast in which Dr. Cox applies what he has observed in his clinical work to how we can better understand sin and find better traction in our growth to be more Christlike.
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Building Church Community - Growing and Loving Better, Part 2
Good Enough Living
A conference exploring what kinds of things get in the way of our having safe, meaningful relationships in the church as God’s people. We also ask what it looks like practically to be becoming more loving and lifegiving to each other.
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Building Church Community - Growing and Loving Better, Part 1
Good Enough Living
A conference exploring what kinds of things get in the way of our having safe, meaningful relationships in the church as God’s people. We also ask what it looks like practically to be becoming more loving and lifegiving to each other.
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Building Church Community - What Gets in the Way, Part 2
Good Enough Living
A conference exploring what kinds of things get in the way of our having safe, meaningful relationships in the church as God’s people. We also ask what it looks like practically to be becoming more loving and lifegiving to each other.
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Building Church Community - What Gets in the Way, Part 1
Good Enough Living
A conference exploring what kinds of things get in the way of our having safe, meaningful relationships in the church as God’s people. We also ask what it looks like practically to be becoming more loving and lifegiving to each other.
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Marriage Conference 1 - How to Deal with Conflict in Marriage
Good Enough Living
Dr. John Cox explores the complexities of conflict resolution in marriage, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, addressing hurt, and fostering understanding between partners. He introduces the concept of a win-win approach to conflicts, advocating for mutual respect and commitment in resolving issues. He explores various aspects of relationships, including psychological insights, the importance of repentance in marriage, managing anger in parenting, and the role of shame and forgiveness. Ultimately, this session encourages growth, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of oneself and...
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Marriage Conference 1 - Intimacy and Strength in Marriage
Good Enough Living
Dr. John Cox addresses the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of intimacy and emotional connection. He discusses the challenges couples face and the necessity of understanding different levels of intimacy. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, he highlights the significance of empathy and communication in fostering a healthy relationship. The conversation also touches on the connection between intimacy and sexuality, and the need for couples to engage in life together to maintain their bond. In this conversation, Dr. Cox explores the complexities of intimacy and...
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Marriage Conference 1 - Growing Together in Marriage
Good Enough Living
In this marriage conference, Dr. John Cox explores the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of understanding character abilities, emotional connection, and the need for growth rather than blame. The conference aims to provide insights into the core issues that couples face, encouraging them to work together towards mutual growth and understanding. Dr. Cox emphasizes the importance of setting healthy expectations, the role of curiosity in understanding one another, and the necessity of community for personal growth. The discussion also delves into the nature of anger and its...
info_outlineIn this presentation to psychology students, Dr. John Cox discusses the intricacies of therapy, emphasizing the importance of understanding human growth and the role of relationships in healing. He critiques the current focus on biological explanations for mental health issues, advocating for a model that prioritizes the heart and relational experiences. Dr. Cox also explores the head-heart gap, the significance of attachment, and how therapy can serve as a structured form of fellowship, ultimately highlighting the need for community in the healing process. The discussion delves into various psychopathologies, including anxiety, depression, and eating disorders, highlighting how these issues are often rooted in relational dynamics. Dr. Cox advocates for curiosity in therapy, the balance of love and limits, and the necessity of developing a strong sense of self. He also addresses the challenges faced by teenagers in their quest for autonomy and the importance of learning to navigate pain and loss within relationships. The conversation also explores the dynamics of depression, the necessity of emotional containment, and the role of relationships in healing and personal growth.