I Believe, but My Mental Health Is Suffering

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I Believe, but My Mental Health Is Suffering

Skip Heitzig
February 2, 2025 48m 43s

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An alarming report from one research group noted, “Our nation is facing a new public health threat…feelings of anxiety and depression have grown to levels where virtually no one can ignore what is happening.” Today, we consider the help available for our mental health. In this letter to the Philippian church, Paul gives us five steps that will improve our mental health. I. Rejoice in the Presence of God II. Rely on the Power of God III. Recall the Provision of God IV. Rest in the Peace of God V. Reflect on the Purpose of God Talk with God: Ask the Lord to guide your steps and provide wisdom and clarity as you seek to improve your mental health in accordance with Scripture. Talk with others: If you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, or another mental health issue, ask a pastor, ministry leader, or mentor for prayer and practical support. Talk with kids: How were the people disobeying God’s commands?

Source: Skip Heitzig