Hope and an Eternal Perspective

When it comes to mental health issues and recovery, hope is key. And hope only helps if hope comes from … More

Depression Storms

Originally posted on My Depression Hope 8/31/21. I am doing much better and no longer feel this way to this … More

Isolating from the people we love and the passions and values that drive us during a depression episode is a … More

I have struggled with depression for years, and one piece of advice I often receive from well-meaning Christians is to … More

Today, while I was at the post office, I met the most adorable terrier-type dog. She had white paws, curly, … More

As my battle with depression continues, sometimes I feel bitterness setting in. I am tired of the struggle – tired … More

Yesterday, I was surrounded by coworkers I work well with, and I was doing things that I care about. Yet, … More

Winter is here, with its damp cold and dull sunlight. Many outdoor activities are on hold, and as life moves … More

Insecurity: A Subtlety Dangerous Trigger I am learning that insecurity triggers my depression. I often get distracted by what is … More

John 10:4 “After he has gathered his own flock, he walks ahead of them, and they follow him because they … More

As I write this, hurricane Ida is ravaging the Louisiana coast, and fires rage in California. Abroad, violence and tragedy … More

“For the Lord your God is living among you. He is a mighty savior. He will take delight in you … More