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In spirituality, we often overlook fragility, placing a greater emphasis on strength and power. In this devotion, we will explore the surprising presence of God in our moments of fragility.
I’ve always been loud. Before I cam into recovery I was too loud. Now I am seeking balance.
After I went public as a pastor with bipolar disorder, people began asking me to speak at events. What expertise did I have? There is value in being an educator with lived experience. Join me in exploring mental health recovery education.
This week, after speaking at church in the Metro Twin Cities, I was asked a question that prompted me to define why I write and speak about mental health in faith communities.
Spiritual concepts like faith are incredibly vast and difficult to define. Join me as I define my personal experience with faith. In turn, you can define faith as well!
Human nature inclines us to tally our faults. Yet in matters of spirituality, we may find it surprising that God doesn’t maintain a scorecard. Take a moment to read this devotion and grant yourself some grace.
People pleasing doesn’t seem detrimental. Why wouldn’t you want to make other people happy? Have you ever considered the cost?
A reflection on self acceptance: Your kitchen table serves many purposes. Who’s invited? Have you left room for yourself?
I have felt anxiety as long as I can remember. In this devotion I will explore my relationship with anxious feelings.
I always forget that I am not perfect and I cannot achieve perfection. I meet a lot of people that struggle with this as well.