Depression is a troubling subject. It doesn't discriminate against rich our poor, influential or ordinary. And it often leaves devastation in its wake when loved ones take their own lives. No matter the situation, Christ offers hope for those who dwell in darkness.

No one is immune to mental health issues, not even pastors. On today's program, pastor Nicholas Davis shares how he counsels his flock as he faces his own struggles with depression.

Winter is the most depressing time of year. The weather is dreary, days are short, and New Year’s resolutions fall by the wayside. Thankfully, Christ's light can shine through our darkest moments.

Where do you turn when you face sadness, grief, and loss? Instead of focusing on if you can make it through or not, remember that the Lord has you and will never let you go.

Depression is one of death’s ugly cousins. One day, Christ has promised to do away with both. But what about today? Where can we turn to find help? How can we help those who might turn to us?

Where can you turn if your mind is plagued by suicidal thoughts? How would you respond if someone close to you expresses a desire to end his or her own life?

Have you ever struggled with sadness, grief, or depression? You're not alone. Charles Spurgeon was one of history’s greatest preachers, yet he also suffered from this debilitating human condition.

Should Christians pray for political issues? In the book of Daniel, we find out that God wants to hear our political prayers—no matter how far-fetched or controversial.

The prayers of Hezekiah are some of the most powerful and surprising prayers in the Bible, mainly because of how the Lord answers him.

When you pray for the country you live in, how can you be sure it makes a difference? Even if the prayer seems too big, the Lord wants His people to pray.