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Todays youth face an unbelievable barrage of stress and anxiety that dramatically wears on their overall wellbeing. Dr. Tim Clinton sits down to discuss adolescent mental health, with counselor and psychiatrist, Dr. Matt Stanford. They address the tremendous pressure young people are under from society, and offer insight into properly and effectively caring for your kids.
How are you and your family handling the COVID-19 crisis? So many changes and so many emotions! We would like to offer a quick checklist to help you and those around you deal with these challenges in
It's been five years since our first trip to Iraq. When I think of all that God has done through our 70 missions—our reach to identify and restore victims of evil in the Middle East—I wi
According to mental health experts, 300 million people worldwide suffer from depression every year. Dr. Tim Clinton discusses this global struggle with licensed counselor and author, Dr. Gregory Jantz. They unpack how depression can wreck a persons entire life, and examine how genetics, diet and even technology can affect someones mental health.
My darling mom died two years ago. I miss her every day. I don't think anything quite prepares you for saying goodbye to your mom. After her funeral in Scotland, I stayed several days to help my siste
Philippians 4 reminds us that Gods incredible peace comforts us when we are overwhelmed by our circumstances.On this Family Talk broadcast, Pastor Greg Laurie concludes his salvation message from the 2019 Harvest SoCal event.He talks about the faithfulness of God in his own life, and unpacks why our own goodness will not save our souls.
What does the bible say about worry?Pastor Greg Laurie tackles this tough subject through his message at the 2019 Harvest SoCal outreach. He explains the universal problem of anxiousness, but explains Gods remedy for our fears and feelings of hopelessness.
I created a small sign to put on my fridge. It says this: 'The brain learns whatever is repeated, both helpful and unhelpful thoughts, actions, and habits.' This sign serves as a reminder to practice
Oftentimes, there is a hidden stigma against mental illness in the church. Because of that, believers may put on a happy face to hide the pain and brokenness theyre battling. believers are challenged to end the culture of secrecy and learn to carry each others burdens in the good times and bad. Learn more on todays edition of Family Talk.
Research has shown that parents can, indeed, increase the intellectual capability of their children. This conclusion was first reached through the renowned Harvard University Preschool Project.
