
Did you know that a 2018 Lifeway study showed that 49% of ministers say they never talk to their churches about mental illness? The same study found that 59% of Christians suffering from mental illness said that they wanted their church leaders to speak more openly on the subject. We strive to normalize the discussion about mental health among Christians. Ben, a licensed professional counselor, al... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 336 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This show centers on Christian faith, mental health, and family life, blending practical counseling insights with faith-based guidance. Episodes commonly cover topics like spiritual wellness, parenting, divorce, and emotional literacy, often featuring tools, book recommendations, and cross-promotions within a family-friendly ministry ecosystem. A notable strength is the triangulation of pastoral leadership, counseling expertise, and accessible storytelling to normalize difficult conversations in church communities, with guests and family members adding relatable perspectives.
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