The question of whether God can heal and forgive someone with a mental illness such as psychopathy or sociopathy is both profound and deeply personal. It touches upon the very nature of God's love, grace, and power. As a non-denominational Christian pastor, I believe it is essential to approach thi…
Coping with mental illness is a profound challenge that touches many aspects of an individual's life—emotional, physical, and spiritual. As Christians, we are called to approach every aspect of life, including our struggles with mental health, with faith and trust in God's plan for us. However, rec…
In addressing the important and sensitive issue of mental illness, the church community holds a unique position. As a body rooted in compassion, faith, and community support, the church can play a pivotal role in assisting individuals who are struggling with mental health challenges. This support i…
In the journey of mental health recovery, faith often serves as a bedrock of hope and resilience. As a non-denominational Christian pastor, I have witnessed the profound impact that faith can have on individuals grappling with mental illness. It is important to explore how faith intersects with men…
