Author Archives
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Caring for the Soul: The Church’s Call to Mental Health Ministry (Galatians 6:2,5)
Many in our churches suffer silently. Depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and burnout are rarely spoken of—especially in spiritual settings—because many fear that admitting such pain is evidence of a lack of faith, unrepented sin, or demonic influence. Yet Scripture tells another story.
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10 Best Practices for Overcoming Mental Health Stigma and Misconceptions in the Church
Helpful practices for overcoming mental health stigma and misconceptions in the church include education and awareness, open dialogue, using respectful language, challenging discrimination and many more.
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Retirement Recap Video: Dan & Beth Sonnenberg 10 Years Training Pastors & Leaders in Latin America with Timothy Two Project International
See photos of over 600 pastors and ministry leaders from 43 workshop groups in 14 countries throughout Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean as well as 18 National Missionary Partners
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What are Common Mental Health Stigma (Negative, Unfair Beliefs, Misconceptions and Myths) in the Church and Community?
In both church and community, mental health is often seen as a spiritual failure, a personal weakness, or something shameful and dangerous, rather than as a real health issue that can affect anyone and often needs both spiritual and professional… Read More ›
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What is the Intermediate State After Death According to the Westminster Confession and Catechisms
The Westminster standards teach that after death, believers’ souls go immediately to be with Christ in the highest heavens, where they are made perfect in holiness, while their bodies rest in the grave until the resurrection. For the wicked, the standards teach that their souls are cast into hell at death, while their bodies remain in the grave until the final judgment.
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How Christ Became Human: The Two Miracles
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Beth Sonnenberg’s Children’s Ministry Leaders Workshop in Brazil

