Mental health struggles in the church can be disunifying, leading to feelings of shame and isolation. Vulnerability and openness are key to healing, and the church can be a space where people can share their struggles and find support. By normalizing the idea that everyone is broken and can be vulnerable, the church can help people overcome shame and find healing through community and connection with God. [... more]

The concept of holding grudges and seeking vengeance is explored through the lens of Hebrew scripture, highlighting the importance of humility and love in overcoming these tendencies. [... more]

A caregiver shares their 40-year journey of caring for their wife, navigating the challenges of caregiving, and finding comfort and hope in their faith. They discuss the importance of surrounding oneself with healthy, positive individuals and the need to respect one's own trauma. They also share hymns and scriptures that have been a source of comfort and strength for them, and encourage listeners to find solace in the Word of God. [... more]

As kids navigate the challenges of growing up, parents must be aware of the signs of mental health struggles and know how to offer support without being overly protective. Licensed therapist David Gray shares insights on the importance of fostering independence, setting clear expectations, and recognizing the impact of social pressures on children's well-being. [... more]

A person struggling with addiction and incarceration writes to Alex McFarland, seeking redemption and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. McFarland shares the biblical view of humanity, sin, and salvation, emphasizing that anyone can be saved through faith in Jesus and the shedding of his blood for our sins. [... more]

We are loved by God and have access to Him through the Holy Spirit. As children of God, we are heirs and joint-heirs with Christ, and we can cry out to the Father in joy or in anguish. The key is to cry out to the Father, and to remember that we are not forced by the Spirit, but led by Him. We have freedom from judgment, freedom from defeat, and we can say Abba Father, just like Jesus did in the Garden of Gethsemane. [... more]

Mental health is a condition that deals with psychological, emotional, and social well-being, and it's essential to discuss it openly to reduce stigma. One in five adults in the U.S. experience a mental health challenge within a given year, and resources are available to help, including the Salvation Army's support and the National Suicide Prevention Hotline's 988 number. [... more]

Jesse Fagerstrom shares her personal story of struggling with mental health issues, including anxiety and depression, and how she found hope and healing through her faith and relationships. [... more]

God's people are called to live a life of integrity, putting off the old life of sin and putting on the new life in Christ. This includes stopping stealing, working hard, and giving generously to support the advancement of the church. The Bible teaches that tithing is a principle that transcends the entire Scripture, and that giving is the ultimate purpose of work, not to get, but to get to the point where you can give. [... more]