Common Misconceptions About Depression in Christians
Are you a Christian who struggles with depression and feels confused as to why this is so? Do you
Why “Just Focus” is the Worst Advice for Someone with ADHD
You tap your foot. You wring your hands, wishing you had brought your fidget spinner. You know you’re supposed
Finding Faith After Domestic Violence
Domestic violence occurs in many forms, including physical, verbal, emotional, spiritual, and financial. Domestic violence is not a victimless
Aging in America: How to Do it God’s Way
Recently, the beautiful wife of actor Dick Van Dyke posted a video of herself and her 96-year-old husband singing
Healing the Wounds Caused by Attachment Trauma
Rejection hurts. It makes you question your worth. Consider how this is true in the case of an infant whose
Tips for Dealing with Financial Problems During the Holidays and Beyond
The holiday season often brings warmth, community, and celebration, but it can also create more financial pressure. Between gift-giving, travel,
How Being a People Pleaser Can Invite Toxic Friendships
Being agreeable sounds like a good thing, right? In fact, as a child, you were probably told to “just
No Shame On You
One day, my then-thirteen-year-old daughter and I were playing around. She did something, and I jokingly said, “Shame on
Forgiving Others: Why It’s Important to Our Health
People struggle with the concept of forgiveness. The human question, “Why should I even bother to forgive?” is prevalent
When Anger Leaves a Trail: Steps Toward Confession, Healing, and Empowerment
Many people think Christians never get angry, or if they become angry, they shouldn’t stay angry. Anger is a