Mental Health

Do you have a good theology of self-care? It might seem odd, but neglecting self-care to push yourself beyond your God-given limits can actually feed a sinful craving for self-sufficiency.

In the midst of fervent service in ministry, it is crucial for pastors to remember that rest is not only a necessity but also a means to honor God.

Do you have a culture of celebration? Countless studies all point back to the tried and true principle that “what is celebrated gets repeated.” When we take the time to recognize great things, we are setting the stage for repeat success.

When you have friends in crisis, your immediate, compassionate support can make a significant difference in helping them navigate through this challenging time.

It is crucial for those in leadership positions to recognize the importance of slowing down and embracing quiet moments.

Steve Carter and Jason Daye look at how to navigate disappointments and destabilizing seasons in our ministries. Steve shares from his own experiences as a pastor what God taught him about grieving, breathing, and receiving.

During pastoral transitions, church leaders might not know the questions to ask, the people to seek out, or the challenges that could come, so it’s good for them to bolster their mental health as much as possible.

Dr. Amy Trout and Jason Daye look at the breadth of the current mental health crisis. Amy also shares some creative ways that local churches can partner with professional counselors to address the mental health issues in their communities.