The Wholehearted Way

Welcome to The Wholehearted Way Podcast, a place for honest conversations about what it means to live and lead from a whole heart.Here, we explore the stories, struggles, courage, and calling that shape who each of us are becoming.This is a space to slow down, reflect, and grow. In each conversation, we explore what it means to live wholeheartedly — in our work, our relationships, and our calling. We’re glad you’re here.Deepen the Journey: Discover the heart behind our conversations in the new book, Becoming Wholehearted by Anisa Sumlar and Larry Bolden. Get your copy at becomingwholehearted.org.Presented by Wellspring Group (https://www.wellspringgroup.org), empowering you to live in the fullness of who God made you to be.

The Wholehearted Way is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Wholehearted Way, a religion show with 11 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  The Shackles You Can't See: How Hidden Lies Distort Your Identity and Faith with Will Reinmuth

  Apr 28, 202653 minS0

  <p>This is our last episode of our first season -- we would love to hear your feedback as we begin planning the second season. Please share your feedback in this short survey: http://feedback.wholeheartedwaypodcast.com</p><p>Is it possible to spend decades studying theology and still be shackled by a lie about who you really are?</p><p>Pastor Will Reinmuth joins the show to discuss the "shackles you can't see"—the subconscious beliefs and self-protective habits that keep us from experiencing true intimacy with God and ourselves. Will describes his own 20-year journey of "knowing about" Go...

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  Episode #10

  Why Anger Management Misses the Point: What Your Heart Is Actually Trying to Tell You

  Apr 21, 202640 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Nathan King, Mandi Wellington and Laura Arnold discuss an emotion that shows up in all of our lives, and that most of us have a complicated relationship with. Together they explore why anger works like a check engine light, not a green light to act out, but an invitation to look underneath and discover what the heart is really saying.</p><p>Laura opens up about the wake-up moment when her young son looked at her over breakfast and asked, "Why don't you smile much, Mom?" and what it cost her to realize her anger had...

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  Episode #9

  More Than a "Human Doing": Escaping the Trap of Performance-Based Living with Bobbi Lassiter

  Apr 14, 202658 minS0

  <p>In this episode of The Wholehearted Way, host Nathan King and co-host Mandi Wellington sit down with Pastor Bobbi Lassiter, Associate Pastor at Covenant Methodist Church, to explore the life-changing shift from performance to presence.</p><p>Bobbi shares her powerful personal journey of confronting the "secret lies" that many leaders carry—specifically the gut-level belief of "I’m not enough"—and how those lies create a cycle of exhaustion and isolation. As a reluctant leader who once feared she didn't have a "seat at the table," Bobby discusses how true productivity in any organization—whether a church or a corpor...

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  Episode #8

  The ROI of Empathy: Why Emotion Belongs in the Workplace with Matt Armbruster

  Apr 7, 202637 minS0

  <p>Most workplaces are an emotional desert. We are taught to check our feelings at the door, put our heads down, and focus solely on the bottom line. But what if bringing your whole heart to work is actually the secret to unprecedented team loyalty, engagement, and success?</p><p>In this episode of The Wholehearted Way, we sit down with Matt Armbruster, a corporate leader who decided to test a radical theory. After experiencing profound personal connection and emotional renewal at a retreat, Matt bravely brought those same principles of vulnerability and deep listening into his secular, high-pressure corporate...

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  Episode #7

  The Connection You're Starving For (And Where to Find It) with Dan Sartor

  Mar 31, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>"I hate it here."<br><br></p><p>It's a phrase clinical psychologist Dan Sartor heard from his own kids for years -- and it cut deep every time. Until he realized they weren't rejecting his home. They were expressing something they couldn't fix on their own: a longing for peace, connection, and presence that our hurried lives keep pushing to the margins.</p><p>Most of us know that feeling. We scroll past it, stay busy through it, or dream of relocating, hoping a change of scenery will resolve something that's actually happening inside us. But what if...

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