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Unmet expectations, anxiety and comparison can rob us of an accurate picture of ourselves. Learn how to look past the struggles and find the source of your true identity.
“I would go to the bathrooms at school and have panic attacks, but no one would know...” One day, Kaitlin realized God provides a way out of paralyzing anxiety.
No matter what you are going through, the pain you are feeling or where life has taken you, you are not alone. We want to help you move toward healing with these mental health resources.
Are you dealing with suicidal thoughts and depression or know someone who is? Here you'll find articles, studies and stories of others' personal experiences with suicide and depression.
Do we experience God more powerfully through suffering?
When does a desire for a specific outcome turn into a prayer? What keeps it from remaining a wish left to chance? The Bible has some things to say about this.
I went through a period where I was struggling with feelings of anxiety and guilt about my performance as a Christian. Then God showed me I was looking at myself and my flaws in the wrong way.
I never wanted to forgive those who hurt me.
“I began to tell Him what he already knew: I can’t do it. I can’t make sure everybody likes me. I can’t stop eating sugar. I can’t focus in my time with Him.”
Learn how God relates to us when we suffer through the Bible story of Job. We've compiled list of articles on different life struggles such as addiction, depression, spritual dryness, marital strife and more. If you are suffering from something specific today, browse this list of resources that can help you in your journey.
As a Christian, depression tempted me to distrust God. I was desperately seeking deliverance He seemed to withhold from me.
Learn how to find hope in the midst of depression and anxiety.
Most life-changing encounters with God usually involve deep emotional, physical or psychological pain.
This article is a reflection on my experience as someone who continues to battle with anxiety, as well as a celebration for one college student who has overcome it.
We cross the line into worry when we start to dwell on the things we can't control. So how do we stop? And how do we prevent it?
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