Peace For The Holidays
We are moving into the season to be jolly. Christmas lights and decorations are popping up everywhere like the budding
A Mile of Reflection
There are different opinions about the old saying: “Walk a mile in another person’s shoes”. This is a request to
When Time Travel is Real!
Do you love movies? I love movies…not quite as much now that binge-watching tv shows has taken most of the
Enjoying the Journey
Anxiety is a normal part of life, especially in America. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) reports that anxiety
Dare To Be Bilingual in Your Marriage
Have you ever spoken to someone who spoke a different language from your own; or have you ever been spoken
“When Adults Act Like Children”
We’ve all experienced it…the high pitched screaming…louder and more pathetic with a growing mixture of crying sobs every passing moment…the
A Look Within
Glen Ballard and Siedah Garrett are the song writers of Man in the Mirror. This song was performed by many
Forgiveness as a Must in Life & Service
Years and years ago, while I was attending North Central Bible College in the middle of a blizzard, a few
Take It Easy
Lately, there have been several people that I have interacted with who have said they feel tired. Certainly, I can
It’s Not Just a Faith Problem: What A Counselor Wishes She Could Say to Church People
If our understanding shifts from mental illness being classified solely as sin and we create space to think about how it may also be the result of living in a broken world with bodies that get sick and break, that would mean there needs to be a different way of responding. So how does a counselor encourage you to respond if someone talks about their mental health with you?
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