Mental Health Awareness | Self-Harm: Why It Happens

Masculinity is being redefined in today’s society. Traditional ideas of what it means to “be a man” are colliding with modern expectations of emotional intelligence, vulnerability, and equality. Men are navigating pressures to provide, lead, and protect while also being present, empathetic, and sensitive. The challenge is understanding how to…

God has entrusted each of us with unique talents and resources, but possessing them is not enough. Stewardship begins with recognizing what we’ve been given, valuing it, and understanding our responsibility to use it wisely. It’s about shifting from a mindset of entitlement to one of purpose, seeing each gift…

At the end of the day, the deepest hope for emotional well-being isn’t just coping skills—it’s knowing the God who “heals the broken-hearted and binds up their wounds” (Psalm 147:3). Faith doesn’t erase pain, but it anchors us in a love bigger than our wounds. The most profound emotional well-being…

Hospitality isn’t just about having a tidy home and good food—it’s about creating space for people to feel seen, safe, and valued. In a world that’s increasingly isolated, families of faith are called to open their doors and hearts. True hospitality is less about impressing guests and more about embodying…

Some believers say, “You don’t need therapy if you have Jesus.” Others say, “Faith isn’t enough; you need professional help.” But what if it’s not either/or? God can work through prayer and professionals, pastors and psychologists. Dismissing therapy as “lack of faith” not only stigmatises mental health struggles but also…