Uniting the Church and mental health
Back in June, my church started up an intentional prayer team ministry that happens after the sermon while worship is still going on. The thought was we have many prayer needs and a place in the lobby …
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There is no defeating addiction. For those who subscribe to the disease model with substance use, we know that remission of symptoms does not mean it cannot flare up again in the future. For someone …
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[This article is part of a series of books we have reviewed over the years. Click the link to check out all the other books we’ve reviewed here.]For those that do not know, Beth Moore I am a fan of …
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Mental health has always been a stigmatized thing within the Church, but the last decade has started to see some significant changes. One question I get asked a lot is how to educate people and that …
The world of mental health has a strong, healthy reliance on evidence-based practices that has led to some very effective therapy models. Christianity historically has not relied on research, but …
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[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from one of the counselors that is part of my church's mental health team as part of an article written for May's mental health awareness month for the …
