I’ve faced some dark nights of the soul, and I’m facing some more as I stand in the gap for my church, but it’s worth it.
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Growing Teenage Depression Calls for Response from the Church
As anxiety and depression among American teens is on the rise, how the church responds to the concerns of some of its youngest members could make all the difference.
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4 Things Mental Illness Teaches Us
Struggling with mental illness is not the end of the story. Yes, it’s painful. Yes, it doesn’t make sense some times. But Christ is our identity.
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12 Tips for Navigating the Holidays While Hurting
Take a moment during this season of “good cheer” and consider people in your congregation or small group who may be in the wake of loss. Here are a few suggestions for navigating what can be a difficult time for many.
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Why a Ministry of Encouragement Matters
One of the simplest and gospel-rich initiatives we can take on is to show up where people are downcast, but instead of joining in with their cynicism, be counter-cultural and reflect the heart of God by being encouraging.
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Where to Turn When You’re Struggling, Part Two
Because God loves us, His desire is for us to experience the best that He has for us. And when we back away from that, for whatever the reason, He is going to work to move us back to where we need to be.
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