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The Midlife Crisis of The Christian: Am I Really Happy With Who I Am as a Person

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The Midlife Crisis of The Christian: Am I Really Happy With Who I Am as a Person

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At some level, most people, whether in their teens, twenties, fifties, etc. will experience a crisis, perceived or real. In this week's podcast Emerson and Jonathan examine the popular phrase, midlife crisis, discussing at length the question: Am I really happy with who I am as a person? Of note - this topic will be further developed through the blog and ebook format, answering these additional questions: Am I really happy with who my spouse is to me? (Given one is married); Am I really happy with who God is in my life?

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

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Jonathan Eggerichs, Psy.D.

Psychologist

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