Immanuel, God With Us

with Charlotte Lehman, M.Div.

available as DVD,
recorded at the Lehman's March 2006 seminar in Bolingbrook, Illinois

What It's About

In this solidly Scriptural, warm, and engaging lecture, Charlotte Lehman delves into the Biblical uses of the name Immanuel, Hebrew for “God with us,” and draws out essential insights, both for emotional healing, and more broadly, for the life of Christian discipleship.

This presentation of Biblical exegesis and real life illustrations can also serve as an indirect and non-threatening, but compelling, introduction to the necessity for emotional healing in the life of the believer. In its original form, this material was an essential ingredient in a significant healing in the life of Charlotte’s husband, Dr. Karl Lehman. This focus on Immanuel also led to the discovery and use of powerful new approaches to emotional healing, which the Lehmans are now sharing in their “Immanuel Series” teachings.

Contents of the DVD:

Charlotte Lehman Lecture with Slides, 42 minutes

Previews, additional 51 minutes:

Preview of Eileen: 'Immanuel Intervention' (intermediate), 11 minutes

Preview of Immanuel, Emotional Healing, & Capacity, 14 minutes

Preview of Immanuel, An Especially Pernicious Blockage, & The Normal Belief Memory System

Part I: 15 minutes

Part II: 11 minutes

Immanuel,
An Especially Pernicious Blockage, & The Normal Belief Memory System: Parts I & II

with Karl Lehman, M.D.

available as 2-VHS video, or 2-DVD set,
recorded at the Lehman's March 2006 seminar in Bolingbrook, Illinois

What on earth is "an especially pernicious blockage"?

The especially pernicious blockage described by Dr. Lehman in these lectures is a serious, though not uncommon, tangle of wounds, choices, memory dynamics, and other factors that prevent many people - even sincere Christians - from perceiving the reality of Immanuel, God With Us, and receiving the many benefits of His presence, including emotional healing.

In order to describe the solution we have seen to the pernicious blockage, Dr. Lehman presents an improved model of how our brains and minds work: differentiating the normal belief memory system from the trauma-associated belief memory system, and articulating the unique and essential roles of each in permanent resolution of “lies” found in the trauma-associated belief system.

Using powerful visual aids to illustrate key concepts, and a case study from his own journey to give the audience an intuitive understanding of the problem, Dr. Lehman's presentation will inform and equip you for your own journey and your ministry with others.

Contents of the 2 DVD set:

Disc One:

Dr. Lehman Lecture with Slides, Part I: 1 hour 8 minutes

Previews, additional 20 minutes:

Preview of Immanuel, Emotional Healing, & Capacity, 14 minutes

Preview of Immanuel, God With Us, 6 minutes

Disc Two:

Dr. Lehman Lecture with Slides, Part II: 1 hour 7 minutes

Previews, additional 18 minutes:

Preview of Eileen: Immanuel Intervention (Intermediate), 11 minutes

Preview of Father-Son Wounds, 7 minutes

Immanuel, Emotional Healing, & Capacity: Parts I & II

with Christian psychiatrist Karl Lehman, M.D.

available as 2-VHS video, or 2-DVD set,
recorded at the Lehman's October 2005 seminar in Bolingbrook, Illinois

Many people are seeking healing from the ongoing effects of traumatic or difficult events that have happened to them. They know they need to allow the Great Physician, Jesus, in to the places of pain in their hearts to receive healing, but they can’t seem to "get there." There are many possible reasons for this blockage to healing – but one that often goes unrecognized is the issue of capacity. Just as physical systems, like the wiring in your house, have a finite capacity to carry a load, so our brains, minds, and spirits have finite capacities for working with traumatic memories.

In these two lectures, Dr. Lehman will introduce the concept of capacity (drawing especially on the work of Dr. E. James Wilder), and then share ways that he has found to help people overcome capacity problems, particularly by helping them experience the reality of Immanuel (one of the Biblical names for Jesus, which means "God with Us").