We’ve covered a lot of ground throughout our series on mental and spiritual health called It Is Well With My Soul. Hopefully, we have stripped away some of the shame and stigma, so you are more comfortable using whatever means you have at your disposal to get healthy. At the same time, you have to remember that Jesus is the Healer. All of the ways of healing are gifts of God’s grace to help His people, so as you find and figure out what works, give glory to God for it.

In 1 Kings 19:13-18, we find God’s response to Elijah’s complaint, His answer to the problem that sent the prophet running into the wilderness, suicidal and alone. He was at rock bottom. He had carried too much for too long and forgot who he was. That might be the best way to put almost every mental health crisis — no matter how disruptive or debilitating. This week, we’re finishing our series with a message all about what to do when you’ve reached rock bottom.

In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history.

Mission Tabernacle Outreach

Why do you keep fighting the same battle over and over again? Maybe the real problem

isn't where you're fighting…it's when you're fighting.

Most believers think the battle is lost when they finally give in to temptation. But

Scripture teaches that the battle is usually won or lost much earlier, in the thoughts we

choose to entertain.

In this episode, Jon Ellis opens God's Word to reveal where the real battlefield is and

how believers can begin experiencing lasting victory by taking every thought captive.

Through James 1, 2 Corinthians 10, Romans 12, and Philippians 1, you'll discover a

practical, biblical strategy for recognizing lies, comparing them with God's truth, and

replacing them before they become destructive habits.

If you've ever wondered why you keep struggling with the same sin, the same fear, the

same anxiety, or the same temptation, this episode will help you stop fighting the wrong

battle and start winning where it actually begins.

Remember...The battle you're praying for God to win tomorrow may actually be the

thought He's asking you to surrender today.

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Why do you keep losing the same battle? Maybe you're fighting too late. In this episode,

Jon Ellis explains how Scripture teaches that the real battle begins in the mind, not at

the moment of sin. Learn a practical, biblical process for taking your thoughts captive

and experiencing lasting spiritual transformation.

Enjoy the Word everyday!

There is peace in Christ.

In our current series called It Is Well With My Soul, we are talking about being spiritually healthy by being mentally healthy. These two areas of our well-being occupy the same space. Your soul is your mind, will, and emotions, which is where mental health rests. You can’t be spiritually healthy and mentally unhealthy at the same time, so if you are going to say, “it is well with my soul,” you have to check in on our thoughts, feelings, and decisions to make sure they are aligned with God’s Word and will.

Last week, we started looking at the account of Elijah fleeing into the wilderness after Queen Jezebel threatened his life. We talked about his need for rest, nutrition, hydration, and the need for connection. Those are physical things you can do to get someone stabilized enough to receive help and healing at the soul level. This week, we’re going to talk more about that help and healing by exploring how Elijah got into the mess he was in and how we can come back from, or avoid hitting, rock bottom.

n this teaching, Pastor Dobbs ministers from John 4:22 on the importance of knowing Who we worship. Jesus knew that some people did not know who they worship but Jesus declared that we know who we worship. A learned church knows who they worship and they worship Jesus in spirit and in truth.

Scripture: John 4:22 - You worship what you do not know; we know what we worship, for salvation is of the Jews.

In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history.

Mission Tabernacle Outreach

Hope never fails.

The Word of God gives us strength and guidance.