Brad Huddleston

Self-Harm: Part 2

Self-Harm: Part 1

When it comes this topic, the church is largely silent.

Since 2014, so-called AI therapists have exploded, illustrating the extreme need for help with emotional disturbances. Should you turn to AI for emotional help?

I received a knock on my door late one evening. This does not usually happen, and my wife Beth and I were a little concerned. When I opened the door, I was surprised to see a former minister I once knew very well. He had suddenly disappeared from ministry, and I simply could not figure out why. 

The science is clear: Meeting people online can never truly satisfy your longing for relationship.

Where do you turn when you’re lonely? For many, it’s social media. Ironically, researchers are finding that social media actually makes you lonely.

Has social media left you lonely? CNBC reported on a Cigna survey that revealed that three out of five adults report feeling lonely sometimes or always.

“We need to talk,” the teacher said to his student. Brett Vogelsinger could tell that his ninth-grade student did not write one of the paragraphs in an essay. Who or what wrote his essay?

Often when I’m speaking, I will have the students close their eyes, so as not to embarrass them, and ask if they know someone who cuts themselves. It’s not uncommon to see seventy percent of the hands go up, beginning in the seventh grade.