A Spiritual House Call
It has been necessary for me to set up some practical safeguards in my life that enable me to continue to live with joy and peace regardless of my circumstances.
It has been necessary for me to set up some practical safeguards in my life that enable me to continue to live with joy and peace regardless of my circumstances.
Depression makes of the lived experience the ultimate in a confusing reality
Episode #2 – Regardless of the ugly or dark parts of our lives, His desire is to hear from us, not from the version of us we think He wants to hear from.
Often we can mistakenly think something is wrong with us, or that we are depressed or just burdened.
My mom has had a rough go of life. My father, a whiskey-for-breakfast alcoholic, left her for another woman when I was six. Years later I found out that my step-sister—who was just a few months my senior—was actually my half-sister. My dad, Lenny, had been sleeping with this other woman the entire time he […]
Fear grabs us by the throat and tries to choke the life out of us.
Isn’t it a wonderful blessing to know who you are and to function from that stable place of profound knowledge?
On my darkest days, I asked God hard questions. Why isn’t the healing promised in scripture coming?
I am outgrowing depression and anxiety….who I am and what I have been called to do are far greater than what they are and what they ever will be.
As humans, we have the God-given ability to adapt. As Christ-followers, we have the God-given ability to persevere.
The internet is a wonderful, necessary, terrifying place—especially for those too young to know how to navigate it and bypass all the junk.
Episode #1 – Meet Kassi Russell, the host of the brand-new podcast “Jesus, Me, & Anxiety.” Listen in on what it’s like to have a relationship with Jesus and still struggle with anxiety.
It’s okay to be honest about how you feel during the holidays. Just ask Mr. Rogers…and Jesus.
I knew too well the effects of having mentally ill family members and I did not want my kids to suffer the same pain that I did growing up.