Two months ago at the 2026 Disability and the Church Conference, I had the opportunity to present a workshop titled “Shepherding Toward Wholeness: Building Resilient Leaders and Healthy Churches.” The …
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How the Beatitudes Call the Church to Mental Health Inclusion
The Church is called to be a reflection of the heart of Christ. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus consistently moved toward those who were hurting, marginalized, misunderstood, and struggling. He welcomed …
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How Are Pastors Really Doing? Wellness and Ministry in 2026
Ministry has always been demanding, but today’s pastors are navigating unique and intense pressures that affect not only their congregations and communities, but also their own well-being, mental …
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Anger, Shame, Anxiety, Addiction: Men’s Mental Health in the Church
For many men in the church, mental health struggles do not always appear in obvious ways. Men may not openly say, “I am depressed,” or “I feel overwhelmed.” Instead, their pain often emerges through …
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Rebuilding the Bridge Between Church and Mental Health
At the 2026 Disability and the Church Conference, I had the opportunity to present on a theme that continues to surface in both ministry and clinical settings: the growing need to reconnect the work …
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Disability and the Church 2026
I am writing this a week after the 2026 Disability and the Church conference that happened in Washington D.C. The conference talks about how the Church can become more accessible via evangelism, …