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Why would the Lord allow for an illness such as depression to continue? A discussion of what it means to be healed and the process healing within the context of gospel principles.  Also a recounting of the author's experiences regarding healing, the power of the priesthood and the process that it takes to be healed.

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Mental illness is more common among church members than most leadership would think and the leadership of a ward is most likely to encounter it on a regular basis.  Sometimes everything about the illness is relegated to the LDS services black box.  There are many good things that a leader can accomplish to aid the individual in their treatment and management of the illness.  This podcast covers many of those things most important to leadership looking to better counsel with those who suffer.

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Sometimes the harder we try the more difficult it gets.

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Often our road to Emmaus is filled with perils, roadblocks, inclines and danger and like the disciples we can be traveling with the Lord and not even know it.

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Sometimes we find ourselves doubting that we can complete our foreordained mortal missions because we experience emotional and mental illness.  That somehow our illness has thwarted our divine purposes.  This idea is simply not true.  The Lord made accommodations for our divinely instituted weaknesses and has provided everything necessary that we may accomplish our missions and do so while working with him through our weakness.

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Sometimes we find ourselves on strange roads with a yoke to heavy to bear.

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Doubt is the enemy of faith and during depressive episodes the chemistry of the body pushes the individual to doubt everything from their worthiness to their own personality.  Understanding this principle of depression can help to overcome serious issues both physically and spiritually during an episode.

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A relationship with the Savior and the Father is one of the most important aspects of conversion and mental illness feels like the perfect imperfection when it comes to the development of this relationship.  There are however things we can do even when we suffer to better define and develop this relationship.

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One of the more common sides of mental and emotional illness that often goes undiagnosed is Social Anxiety.  It can be paralyzing to anyone who suffers but more especially to a church member who is required by commandment to be actively engaged.

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Deep spiritual reservoirs require difficult trials.  Our trials are given in proportion to our spiritual nature.