Who is Responsible for What?
We can solve a lot of problems in our families, churches, and communities if we properly answer the question: Who is responsible for what? We need to learn our role and help others assume their responsibilities as well.
Dealing with Anxiety
God doesn't lead through anxiety. We are to cast our anxiety upon Jesus, because He cares for us.
What the Bible Says About Emotional Health
The Bible says many things about emotional health. As we look at Psalm 55, consider your current emotional health and seek to align your emotions with God’s Word.
Depression and the Bible
Anxiety and depression affects millions of people in the United States (and the world) annually. But did you know that many people in the Bible lived with depression as well?
Mental Illness: A Battle for Your Mind
God knows the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. Mental illness is a distorted concept of God and a distorted concept of who we are.
What Does the Bible Say About Mental Health?
Are you mentally healthy? Sometimes there can be confusing mind games going on inside your head that do not accurately portray reality. Take a moment to analyze your mental health through the lens of giving every thought to Christ.
Dealing with Anxiety
God doesn't lead through anxiety. We are to cast our anxiety upon Jesus, because He cares for us.
Overcoming Hopelessness
It’s easy to be trapped in the mire of hopelessness—but when we focus our beliefs on the divine attributes of God, hopelessness will be shattered knowing that God’s mercies never end.
Overcoming Depression
Depression has been called the common cold of mental illness, and David—a man after God’s own heart—experienced the same feelings that depression brings on today. Yet he overcame and found joy in the Lord.
Depression and the Bible
Anxiety and depression affects over 40 million adults in the United States annually, almost 20% of our total population. But did you know that many people in the Bible lived with depression as well?
What the Bible Says About Emotional Health
The Bible says many things about emotional health. As we look at Psalm 55, consider your current emotional health and seek to align your emotions with God’s Word.