Have you ever been bitten by a poisonous snake and felt its lethal effect coursing through your veins? I have. No, I never have been snagged by the fangs of a rattlesnake or cobra, but I been attacked by other kinds of snakes that inject their poison of hate, bitterness, irritation, discouragement, hopelessness, fear, depression…
Statistics suggest one in four people suffer from some form of mental illness. Yet many suffer in silence while we don’t know what to say or do.
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If you are like me you are running on empty most days, and your to-do list just keeps growing and growing. Most days are overwhelming with a cumulative list of tasks. Ever get to the point of thinking twice about getting out of bed? The doorway to depression is often calling your name, beckoning your heart to just succumb to the pressure…
We walk to psychologist and author Dr. Donald Hall about depression, suicide, Seasonal Affected Disorder, and more as we learn the biblical approach to emotional wholeness.
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Her job was making people laugh, but Chonda Pierce was depressed. She shares her story and the difficulty of walking with depression in the Christian community.
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If we are going to be diligent about depression proofing our lives, we must learn how to manage stress.
Leslie Vernick discusses the importance of developing and maintaining healthy relationships as a means of fighting depression.
Leslie Vernick shares ways to guard your heart as a method for depression prevention.
There are also certain things that we can do to build depression prevention in to our lifestyles.
While various things cause depression, serving sin and self can open the door to disillusionment.
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Fighting well is hard. Dr Linda Mintle offers 6 rules of healthy fighting to help you make sure when you fight, you fight healthy.
Dr. Linda Mintle outlines three common problems couples may face at different times in their relationship and how to overcome them.
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.
