The growing popularity of mindfulness means Christians need to ask some questions about it.

One cannot talk about ministry among the poor and hard neighborhoods of the world and neglect issues related to mental health.

In the forgotten housing estates and schemes of the UK, there are groups of people, often hidden, who are themselves forgotten. Let it not be so in the church.

Emotions can feel unpredictable. But they need not control us.

‘How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, in a believer’s ear! It soothes our sorrows, heals our wounds, and drives away our fear.’

The life-altering trauma of abuse doesn’t disappear overnight.

A reductionistic view of personhood is neither helpful nor biblical.

During this unique time, the church can support those who are suffering, meet practical needs, and share the life-altering gospel of the risen Christ.

Pastor, now is not the time to drum up false enthusiasm.

In times like this, it’d be easy to get stressed and start to panic about all sorts of things.