Rest is Not a Reward for Productivity
It’s a new year and now is the time we hear a lot about “A new year, a new you!” The holiday season in the […]
Author Q&A: The Whole Life: 52 Weeks of Biblical Self-Care
Today’s guest post is an author interview with Counselors and Co-Authors, Eliza Huie and Esther Smith about their new book, The Whole Life: 52 Weeks […]
3 Ways the Pandemic and the Transition Back to “Normal” May Affect Your Teen
Michelle has been on staff with Heart Song Counseling for over 8 years. Prior to moving to the Tampa Bay area, she served as a […]
3 Ways Pastors Can Help Women and Families Experiencing Postpartum Depression
This post originally appeared on Careleader.org March 2018. As a pastor of a congregation with young families you may have small groups, a MOPS (Mothers […]
Worship: An Antidote to Anxiety
I don’t know about you, but when I’m struggling with feelings of anxiety or fear, worship is the last thing on my mind. Anxiety is […]
When Anxiety Takes Over
Today’s guest post is written by Pastor, Professor and Missions Mobilizer Dave Shive. He is the author of Night Shift, released in April 2001. Based on Psalm […]
Does My Teenager Have An Eating Disorder? Part 2
You are reading the second post in a two-part series about teens and eating disorders. In the previous post we looked at the four main […]
Does My Teenager Have An Eating Disorder?
Today’s guest post is a two-part series on teens and Eating Disorders written by Michelle Horton, MA. Michelle is a biblical counselor with Heart Song […]
After Abortion Care: Why Churches Need to Care for the Post-Abortive Woman
1 in 4 pregnancies end in an abortion decision, a statistic that is no different whether you look inside or outside the church. Whatever the […]
When Your Wife Has Postpartum Anxiety and Depression: One Husband’s Story
As this series on maternal mental health continues, today we hear the testimony of one husband as he journeyed with his wife through her postpartum […]