by April Bordeau | Aug 9, 2020 | Counseling, counseling approaches, depression, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, Marriage, mental health
For more than two decades, Sarah has loved, served and helped a wide range of people in many diverse settings. Having experienced grace firsthand through her own life’s journey, she has learned that no one is beyond grace and finds joy in seeing lives turned around...
by Brittany Gipson | Jul 1, 2020 | anxiety, depression, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, mental health
This is the time of year when most of us celebrate freedom. For many people, that mean a celebration of American ideals and the courage of those who fought against those who would undermine what our nation stands for. For other people, freedom has an entirely...
by Jared Jones | Jun 27, 2020 | anxiety, Counseling, depression, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, mental health
You know something isn’t right. You can’t put your finger on it, although it’s been there for a while. You just don’t feel like you should feel. Maybe it’s having to force smiles when you’re around friends and family because you don’t feel any real sense of joy. Could...
by Brittany Gipson | Feb 10, 2020 | anxiety, depression, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, mental health
It’s okay to love Jesus and have anxiety. Feeling depressed does not mean your faith just isn’t as strong as it should be. Mental health issues are not a sign that your prayer life is weak or flawed. Being depressed, or being anxious, or facing any other mental health...
by Larry Vinson | Feb 10, 2020 | anxiety, depression, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, trauma, veterans
High School was a really difficult time in my life. My home life was dysfunctional at best which often led to shouting matches and fights with my parents. It was my Junior Year, however, that something inside of me changed. I became a Christian and found this joy that...
by Brittany Gipson | Jan 27, 2020 | anxiety, church, depression, Newsletters
It’s okay to love Jesus and have anxiety. Feeling depressed does not mean someone’s faith just isn’t as strong as it should be. Mental health issues are not a sign that an individual’s prayer life is weak or flawed. Many of the old stigmas surrounding mental health...
