Is our love for drama making us 'Trauma Tourists?
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We are often drawn in by the sad stories we read, watch, and listen to. But is this making us Trauma Tourists? Psalm 147 says God heals the broken hearted. So are these creative outlets part of His healing, or are they feeding a narrative? Pastor Jo Naughton and Theologian Joy Marie Clarkson discuss this with Esther Higham.
Released on 22 Oct 2024
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