People with mental illness are looked down upon in most church communities. People are often blamed for their symptoms and isolated into a stigma of false teachings. The Christian community must develop tolerance toward those who with mental illness instead of stereotyping them.
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About misconceptions of mental health in the church - Many of the stigmas about mental health are outdated and should not exit in churches, but churches should find effective ways of combating mental health issues.
It’s easy to feel adrift after such a tumultuous year. And yet, even in pandemic-free times, life still thrusts unwelcome changes upon us. Our kids grow up and leave home.
About scars we all face dealing with mental illness- "Therefore, to keep me from becoming conceited, I was given a thorn in my flesh, a messenger of Satan, to torment me. Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me
About how some churches fail at helping those with mental illness-Mental illness has tragically become a thorny topic inside churches and continues to spark debates among many evangelical denominations.
About how churches deny mental illness and how to help those who struggle, In many churches, denial is part of the game regarding mental illness. Many say we should not say we have this, that we are healed, or that God is healing us
How churches blanket mental illness - So don't blanket mental illness in the church, but embrace it, helping those with it cope and live in recovery with the help of God.
