I took a minute.
I took a minute. Jesus was okay with it, the church not so much. I had A LOT to say,…
God Bless This Mess
It was exactly one year ago that my husband came into the house to tell me that he had made…
A Mother’s Purpose During Covid-19
Stick seven humans under one roof for over a month and tell them that they are not allowed to play…
Anxiety in The Midst of Change
I wanted to entitle this blog “Where in the World is Sarah Ball?” since I have been MIA in the…
Why didn’t God save a young pastor from suicide?
Suicide is not ignored in the bible some were saved – Elijah, some were not – Judas.
Jarrid Wilson died on the battlefield of mental illness. Many survive the battle but some don’t. It’s complicated but life is so worth fighting for.
Rev. David Mainse Best Blog of The Year Award – Thank You
What an absolute honour to have received the inaugural David Mainse Best Blog of The Year Award last week at…
Buried in Hopelessness?
I truly believe that hopelessness is one of the most evil emotions we can feel and it comes straight from the pit of nothingness.
Overcoming Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
“At one point in my life, my struggle with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder had brought me to a place of complete desperation and hopelessness. The common consensus among professionals is that this mental illness is something you must learn to cope with and manage, but that it will be with you your entire life. However, this is not the case with me. Thanks to God’s intervention, I now live totally free of this mental illness. This is my story…”- Condrey
The Church’s Call to the Mentally Ill. Part 4 of 4
Often times we will rush to the bedside of those ravished with illness and disease but we tend to throw shame, blame and/or pat responses at those who’s illness is hidden, but Jesus always saw the hidden and was willing and he’s calling us to do the same.
10 Ways The Church Can Help Someone with Mental Illness Heal. Part 3 of 4
We need to first move church culture into a place where healing the mind becomes just as important as healing the soul. Where mental illness is taken seriously and there are practical measures and plans to help those in need.