Posts by Cheryl Nembhard
Andrea Schwarz – The Hurtful Myth
I remember the day well as the guilt was creeping in. I was travelling across the country on one of my usual business trips to British Columbia. Instead of working on my computer I decided to pick up a book. I have always loved reading, however I walked away from reading due to busyness and…
Read MoreTrish Herrera – Grab A Snack And Take A Nap
All I’ve ever wanted in life was to become a wife and mother. At 27, I married the love of my life and quickly gave birth to our first son. Since my maternity leave I have been at home, caring for our family full time. Now six years later we are about to welcome our…
Read MoreBrett Ullman – Ten Ways To Make Your Church A Safe Space For Those Struggling With Mental Illness
Guest Brett Ullman shares 10 ways that churches can be more welcoming for those who struggle with mental illness. Do any of them resonate with you? Are there any that you would like to try at your church? Let us know in the comments below!
Read MoreSteven Rolfe – To Seek The Face Of God
It was a privilege to be part of See, Hear, Love. Brett, Carla, Merry and Melinda are so inspiring! I have walked alongside people experiencing mental health challenges for more than 30 years as a nurse and a family member. I never get tired of hearing how people engage in their own recovery. I never…
Read MoreDr. Merry – On Why Psychology Is Biblical
The other day, I was in my car listening to a radio broadcast by a well-known pastor, and as I listened, I started getting angrier and angrier. I found myself wanting to pound the steering wheel in frustration as I listened to his dismissive and judgmental comments about depression and the field of psychology, and…
Read MoreCarla Arges – The Road Is Not Easy
I’ve thought a lot about what to write in this space. A personal story? A research statistic? A Biblical illustration? Ultimately what I want to do is provide encouragement for those of you who may be struggling with your mental health. The lie of mental illness is that you are alone. That the future is…
Read MoreL. O. V. E.
What do you love most about the gifts you received this year? Is it something tangible you have or is it a feeling you hold deep inside? Hopefully it’s both. When we love someone, the way that we show it best is often through a physical gift that we can give. That’s usually the go-to.…
Read MorePerfect Love
…’there are three things that remain: faith, hope, and love—yet love surpasses them all. So above all else, let love be the beautiful prize for which you run.’ 1 Corinthians 13:13 It was such a joy to share in this See Hear Love conversation with a group of women who have known the perfect and…
Read MoreJoy in the Mundane – Nathan Uttangi
I love the movie White Christmas for many reasons. Partly for its reminder of old Hollywood, but more for its reminder that some of the simplest things in life can bring one joy. With songs reminding us to count our blessings, enjoying dance or even hoping for a snowy Christmas, this movie is filled with…
Read MoreHeld Together by Love
There’s something special about Christmas. Everything seems to be a little bit more joyful during this time. A big part of it has to do with the love that this season has to offer. While for the rest of the year the world is trying to kill steal and destroy each another, during Christmas season…
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