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It’s hard to believe in this day in age, the stigma around mental health issues is still hanging around. We can be loved, redeemed, valuable Christians, and still face mental health issues. Especially for our children, it’s important that we talk about these issues honestly. They are real. And they are something you can live a full, healthy life with. Listen as Terese talks to Jean Holthaus, a Christian counselor and social worker with more than 20-years of experience working with families and children. She has spent years exploring how anxiety affects kids’ minds, thoughts, behaviors and feelings and has great advice for identifying and treating anxiety. Connect to her ministry here.
Terese Main is a wife, mom and social media addict. Above all, she loves Jesus. She co-hosts Family Life Mornings, which can be heard on radio stations across New York and Pennsylvania, and at www.familylife.org. She is a native of the Finger Lakes Region and a graduate of Ithaca College. It’s her heart’s desire to encourage others to live their lives fully in God’s blessing.
Are you overwhelmed by your stuff? Have you ever dreamed of getting rid of it all and starting over again? Merissa A. Alink’s family went minimalist extreme by moving out of their house and into an RV. What she learned is in her new book, Living Slower. Connect with her at 
As we look at Easter, it’s easy to miss them. They weren’t the ones who nailed Jesus to the cross. They didn’t beat or mock Him. They didn’t run and hide like many of his followers. They quietly watched. And that’s what makes their role so significant. In this episode, we’re looking at the women of the Easter.
Proverbs 27:17 says: “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another”. The idea is that in order to make yourself better, we need to help the people around us. This weekend, there’s a men’s conference in Buffalo, NY that keeps that scripture at its core. Pastor Kevin Maloney is one of the keynote speakers. He pastors 
It’s in the hardest times of life that we learn so much about God. It’s not easy. But it’s always fruitful. Grammy-winner Mandisa has been open about sharing her battle with the darkness. As she was grieving the death of a friend, she found herself in a fierce battle with depression. In her new book, Out of the Dark, she shows that our choice to trust God can not only overcome our need to understand why bad things happen, but can help us to embrace a life of joy and freedom.