A devotion.

I never wanted help until I decided I needed it. The following describes my life prior to recovery, how dire things were and for how long, yet I didn’t seek assistance. My apartment was condemnable numerous times in my life due to my mental health condition, but I had no desire to ask for help. I was on the brink of physical and mental collapse constantly. I avoided reaching out. Why?

Read on to discover the journey of faith and seeking assistance in the midst of a mental health crisis.

A devotion.

This week I openly share my experiences with multiple mental health crises, shedding light on the overwhelming offers of help and unsolicited advice I encountered. Drawing parallels to Peter’s spiritual conversion of 3000 people in Acts, I explore the misconception that church communities can provide instant solutions to mental wellness. Join me in discovering the importance of grace and a gradual healing process in effective mental health outreach.

A devotion.

What imagery do you choose to embody strength? Explore the profound wisdom of Proverbs 27:17 and discover how choosing vulnerability can be as effective as strength in sharpening life’s challenges.

A devotion.

Today we consider embracing change. Explore the beauty in life’s transformations and how they parallel the change that surrounds us. We’ll delve into addiction, recovery, and mental health, discovering joy in progress and acceptance amid regression. Join me in recognizing the divine in the present moment.

A devotion.

Reflecting on John the Baptist’s imprisonment and my own experiences within locked hospital wards over 13 years ago. This devotion explores the transformative journey from confinement to liberation, highlighting how encountering the divine can mend missed opportunities and lead to true presence in life.

A devotion.

To cope with my bipolar diagnosis I have had to learn a morning and evening routine. Are my routine’s clinical… or are they spiritual? Let’s answer to that question together!

A devotion.

I am always amazed at the honesty of Jesus. This reading from Mark shows how challenging Christ’s truthful vision of the future is. Being honest about my mental health condition means navigating the truth about my diagnosis.