Mental Health
Mental health is essential for living a balanced and fulfilling life. As Christians, we understand that God calls us to love Him with all our mind (Matthew 22:37). This means nurturing our mental health through practices that promote clarity, peace, and resilience. By engaging in activities that stimulate our minds, seeking help when needed, and grounding our thoughts in the truths of Scripture, we can experience the peace that surpasses all understanding (Philippians 4:7). Discover ways to support your mental health through a faith-based approach that integrates biblical principles and practical strategies.
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Nerida McKibben is the host of HopeChannel’s health and wellness show, Go Healthy For Good. To find out more, go to www.hop.ec/gohealthyforgood.
Dannielle Synot is co-founder of Brave Enough, a “harm prevention” ministry dedicated to empowering people with hope, healing and freedom
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As the problems associated with crystal methamphetamine addiction ramp up, is forced rehabilitation the answer?
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Family Psychologist John Rosemond
Nerida McKibben is the host of HopeChannel’s health and wellness show, Go Healthy For Good. To find out more, go to www.hop.ec/gohealthyforgood.
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Medical Hotline with Dr James Wright
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A salutary warning about the effects of our increasing porn-infiltrated world on young women.
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Tips to help you remember
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