People hurt us. It happens—like all the time. But we often don’t expect it to happen in the church..but it does—like all the time. How do we move on and heal from Church Hurt and still love the church? Join Josh as he discusses this idea with his guests as they share their own stories of hurt and healing.
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People hurt us. It happens—like all the time. But we often don’t expect it to happen in the church..but it does—like all the time. How do we move on and heal from Church Hurt and still love the church? Join Josh as he discusses this idea with his guests as they share their own stories of hurt and healing.
The Church Is Handling Mental Health Wrong - Steve Austin
Church Hurts
1 hour 4 minutes 18 seconds
5 years ago
The Church Is Handling Mental Health Wrong - Steve Austin
Join Josh and his guest Steve Austin as they discuss Steve's battles with mental health and depression that culminated in Steve's attempted suicide. We talk about why he felt like he couldn't be honest about his mental health in the church and how he thinks we can handle mental health better.
Steve Austin is a writer, coach, podcaster, and former pastor whose work has been featured in USA Today, Huffington Post, Relevant, and other outlets. Austin nearly died by suicide after secretly suffering from depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and he has become a leading voice at the intersection of faith and mental health. Austin resides in Birmingham, Alabama, with his wife and two kids, and he loves all things peanut butter and chocolate.
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Church Hurts
People hurt us. It happens—like all the time. But we often don’t expect it to happen in the church..but it does—like all the time. How do we move on and heal from Church Hurt and still love the church? Join Josh as he discusses this idea with his guests as they share their own stories of hurt and healing.
