Developing Healthy Habits
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 30, 2018
Shona Murray called her husband and said, “I can’t do this anymore.” How do you know when it’s time to press through difficulty? Read or Listen →
Resources by Topic: Depression & Suicide
How to Avoid Burnout
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 29, 2018
Shona Murray was busy doing things for God’s kingdom when she had an emotional crash. She had been neglecting health and rest, and it caught up with her. Read or Listen →
Motherhood and Community
- Revive Our Hearts
- July 10, 2014
Erin Davis felt like a dark cloud appeared and engulfed her in emotion. She offers helpful, biblical advice on dealing with postpartum depression. Read or Listen →
Restoring the Years
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 31, 2014
A woman named Kathy carried around a painful secret for decades, then God did something amazing in her life. Read or Listen →
My Exceeding Joy
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 30, 2014
Why does pain exist? Couldn’t God spare Christians? Read or Listen →
Talk to Yourself
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 29, 2014
Is talking to yourself a sign of insanity? Not at all! Today Nancy points out that talking to ourselves can be a good idea. Read or Listen →
Where Is God?
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 28, 2014
Have you ever felt forsaken? You’re in good company. Even Jesus felt that way. Read or Listen →
Drought and Drowning
- Revive Our Hearts
- January 27, 2014
Do you feel desperate and overwhelmed today? Join Nancy Leigh DeMoss and discover how those desperate times can become the most meaningful days. Read or Listen →
The Beginning of Bitterness
- Revive Our Hearts
- July 30, 2013
Feeling unappreciated for the work you do? Resentful for the lack of help you get? Hear why bitterness is so poisonous. Read or Listen →
The Process of Refinement
- Revive Our Hearts
- July 29, 2013
The homes you pass by every day may look presentable on the outside, but inside there’s a lot of despair. Read or Listen →
When the Secrets Come to Light
- Revive Our Hearts
- May 24, 2011
"We found your husband’s truck, and there’s a body inside." When Kim Jaggers heard these words, her life would never be the same. Read or Listen →
An Honest Look at Emotions
- Revive Our Hearts
- December 1, 2006
Christians are supposed to be happy all the time, right? Wrong, according to counselor Elyse Fitzpatrick. Sad emotions are a part of life. Read or Listen →
The Root of the Issue
- Revive Our Hearts
- November 30, 2006
If you’re depressed, the obvious solution is medication, right? Not according to Kathy Weiler. Read or Listen →
The Thorn of Depression . . . and Grace
In this video, Jennifer talks about a darkness we all struggle with—depression. She calls it normal, encourages us not to mask it. …
Read →In the Bleak Midwinter: When Your Heart Loses Its Song
While winter is outside your window, a spiritual winter doesn’t have to settle in your heart. …
Read →Battling Discouragement and Depression with . . .
Is Scripture memory to you just another thing to do? What if you learned it is one of the greatest weapons with which to battle discouragement or depression? …
Read →Depression, Darkness, and the Light That Breaks Through
If you are overwhelmed with the darkness, I understand your struggle. It's a common tactic of the enemy to leave us with the impression that he's winning. …
Read →Forgiving Is the Hardest Thing You Will Ever Do
There was a time in my life when I was in a dark, dark place. You can call it depression . . . it doesn't really matter. What matters is that it hurt to live. …
Read →Hope and Freedom from the Stranglehold of Despondency
How do you find joy in the Lord when your feelings just don't match? I've had seasons of despondency like so many others have experienced. Jesus sympathizes with us, and like with all things provides a way of escape. Together we'll explore the Scriptures to find the freedom from our emotions and fullness of joy found in Christ.
Trillia Newbell
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How do you find joy in the Lord when your feelings just don't match? Jesus sympathizes with us, and like with all things provides a way of escape.
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