Some Christians feel or believe that as a christian, they should never have mental health issues or challenges. To people who hold this belief, mental health issues are a sign of lack of faith, or some form of weakness. Those outside the faith are of the view that Christianity has nothing to offer to mental health conversations. Are Christianity and mental health issues/concerns really mutually exclusive, or there is a connection? Does Christianity have any effective remedies for mental health concerns? For Christians experiencing mental health issues, do therapists have anything to offer, or is faith alone to get them through? Find the answers in this episode of the series "Christianity and mental health"