Learn how spirituality and "In Christ" identity accelerate mental health recovery. Discover a whole-person discipleship model for resilience and renewal.

One of the most interesting observations across culture and science is the shift from compartmentalized sickness management to a whole-health management lifestyle.

Awareness campaigns aren't enough. Learn why mental health stigma persists in the church and what research — and faith — says actually works to create lasting, dignifying culture change.

Over the last year and a half, I have heard from more and more students in our youth group who are struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, and loneliness. For some of these students, these feelings are so heavy that they are questioning whether or not life is really worth living. Some of these students take medication; some see therapists; some have strong relational support systems to lean on; some have nothing at all.

Does God feel distant in your depression? Learn how to find biblical comfort and practical grace during dark seasons. Discover why God’s presence remains even when feelings of hope are gone.

If you are reading this article then most likely you have a passion, burden or possibly a curiosity about mental health and the role the church can play in effectively caring for those affected by a mental health disorder.

The following are a few reasons why I got involved and took action to launch mental health support groups at our church.