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Episode 14: Pastor Kenji Nitta, Part Two
Episode 14: Pastor Kenji Nitta, Part Two
Episode 14: Pastor Kenji Nitta, Part Two
Sunday 14th December 2025
Pastor Kenji Nitta discusses faith, mental health, and societal expectations in a candid conversation on 'Native As I Can Be.'
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Episode Overview
- Understanding individual struggles is key to effective pastoral counselling.
- Faith and mental health can coexist and complement each other.
- Societal expectations often lead men to suffer in silence.
- Physical activity is crucial for maintaining mental well-being.
- Family time provides essential support for mental health.
"I want to see what wave God has already started and then go surf that with the person."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? In the latest episode of 'Native As I Can Be,' Pastor Kenji Nitta returns for an engaging conversation that goes beyond the usual faith talk. With over 25 years in ministry, Kenji shares his unique approach to counselling, which involves more than just offering prayers. He discusses the importance of understanding individual struggles and meeting people where they are in their faith journey.
Kenji, known for his relaxed preaching style and love for Bruce Lee quotes, brings a fresh perspective on integrating faith and mental health. The episode also touches on societal expectations of men and the quiet suffering many endure. Kenji shares his thoughts on how cultural and biological factors contribute to this, and he offers insights into how his church fosters open discussions among men.
He candidly talks about his own mental health routine, emphasising the importance of physical activity and family time. This episode is not just for the religiously inclined but for anyone interested in a holistic approach to mental health and spirituality. It’s a refreshing take on how faith can coexist with mental well-being, challenging the notion that they are mutually exclusive. So, are you ready to catch the wave of understanding and support?
Dive into this conversation with Pastor Kenji Nitta and see where it takes you.