Godly Living
Posted on September 4, 2026
by Rev. Nathan Grewe, tLMHC
Uncertainty has a way of keeping our minds searching for answers, replaying questions and focusing on the pieces that are still missing. In Part 2 of The Season of “I Don’t Know,” Rev. Nathan Grewe reflects on the difference between wisely seeking answers and demanding certainty, and how peace can begin even before all the answers arrive.
Mental Health
Posted on August 18, 2026
by Ieva Russell
Meet Deaconess Ieva Russell and learn about her journey into mental health counseling, her passion for helping others, and her desire to bring faith and counseling together. Ieva shares how her experiences have shaped her approach to caring for the whole person and offering hope and support through life’s challenges.
Church Worker Wellness
Posted on July 24, 2026
by Rita Burley, LISW
Church workers often carry the concerns of many people. Discover how the simple act of writing down your worries can reduce mental clutter, improve clarity, and bring greater peace through a practice supported by psychology and neuroscience.
Mental Health
Posted on June 24, 2026
by Dreena Wertz, LPC
Summer travel can be exciting, but it can also bring stress and anxiety for individuals and families alike. Learn five practical strategies to help manage travel anxiety, stay organized, and focus on creating meaningful memories with family and friends.
Mental Health
Posted on June 1, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
America is struggling with widespread mental distress. But what if the path toward mental wellness is simpler than we think? Drawing from the book of Proverbs, this article explores how wisdom, discipline, and the fear of the Lord shape healthy minds, stable lives, and lasting peace. Read, do, repeat.
Mental Health
Posted on May 17, 2026
by Rev. David Gunderson, tLMFT
Stress and anxiety affect everyone, but Scripture offers practical and spiritual guidance for finding peace. In this article, Pastor David Gunderson shares five biblical helps for dealing with stress and anxiety, including breathing, rest, walking, fellowship, and gratitude rooted in God’s Word.
Mental Health
Posted on May 1, 2026
by Lindy Hinckley, tLMFT
Discover how the principles used by highly successful individuals can support your mental well-being and personal growth. This article explores practical advice on protecting your time, building resilience, prioritizing health, valuing experiences, maintaining integrity, and viewing money as a tool for freedom. Learn how intentional habits and mindset shifts can help you set meaningful goals and move toward a more balanced and fulfilling life with support from professional life coaches and therapists.
Church Worker Wellness
Posted on April 16, 2026
by Lindy Hinckley, tLMFT
Something like a season of illness can become an unexpected classroom in gratitude, drawing you deeper into Christ’s suffering, peace, and presence. This reflection explores why thanksgiving is possible in every circumstance and how practicing gratitude strengthens both faith and well‑being. A timely encouragement for church workers carrying heavy loads.
Church Worker Wellness
Posted on March 26, 2026
by Rev. David Gunderson, tLMFT
Grief touches every ministry, and sometimes the simplest presence becomes God’s greatest gift. Through a child’s honest question, pastoral stories, and the hope of Christ’s resurrection, this article explores how church workers can comfort the hurting with compassion, presence, and the living promise of Jesus.
Church Worker Wellness
Posted on February 18, 2026
by Rev. David Gunderson, tLMFT
When pastors try to do everything — from fixing faucets to mowing lawns — their true ministry suffers. Pastor Gunderson shares why delegation isn’t just practical but biblical, offering five simple steps to empower volunteers, strengthen the church, and help workers focus on sharing Christ.
