Bless This Brain

Come back with me to a far away place, the land of 1995. In this episode, I talk about a childhood experience that shaped me in a powerful way. It's...not what you think

We exist in a world that seeks out those who impress, entertain, and inspire us. But, as Christians, we're not meant to be a part of that world. Today we'll talk about why it's important to keep our eyes on the corners

Why is the church often the hardest place to find out who is dealing with a mental health challenge, and how can we work together to change that?

Oh, the golden age when nobody experienced depression and anxiety. Back in the good old year of never ever. Mental illness has always been around, so why do some find that hard to believe?

Prayer blesses our brains. Community blesses our brains. Reading God's word blesses our brains. But there's something on the spiritual side of things that I've come to believe plays maybe the largest part in what keeps a mentally ill Christian from experiencing healing

At many points in our recovery journey we're tempted to give it all up after we experience a setback, but that's not necessary. You just have to pick it back up. You didn't break anything.

The BTB podcast returns asking the question, to what length should I pursue recovery? What's the goal? It's going to look a little different for everybody, but there's some very basic mileposts we should be keeping an eye out for.

We are not useless because we experience depression. We’re not useless because we experience anxiety. It is exactly for this reason that we are usefulBless This Brain is an organization dedicated to bridging the gap between churches and mental health help. We tear down stigma through creative storytelling, mental health first aid training, and innovative workshops. We come alongs

All of us have days when we feel like giving up. When we feel like throwing in the towel. This can be for a variety of reasons. But a bad day, a bad week, or year, or difficult start on a new path of recovery, do not define the rest of your story.Bless This Brain is an organization dedicated to bridging the gap between churches and mental health help. We tear down stigma through cr

Are you lonely, either because of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, sin, or another reason? Do you feel abandoned, alone, discarded, neglected, rejected? You’re not alone in feeling alone. But you’re not alone. Not truly. Not ever.Bless This Brain is an organization dedicated to bridging the gap between churches and mental health help. We tear down stigma through creative s