This series is meant to explore the church’s response to topics that are oftentimes criticized, belittled or even ignored. This is a forum in which to ask ourselves, “How can we be motivated to better respond from a place of love?” (1 Peter 4:8).

In this episode, we’ll discuss the way the church has traditionally approached mental health, common misunderstandings of mental health terms, and how we can better serve those asking for mental health help.

This series is meant to explore the church’s response to topics that are oftentimes criticized, belittled or even ignored. This is a forum in which to ask ourselves, “How can we be motivated to better respond from a place of love?” (1 Peter 4:8).

In this episode, we’ll break down a basic understanding of what mental health means, how we approach mental health at Mercy Multiplied, and how we can better serve those seeking help for mental health issues.

This series is meant to explore the church’s response to topics that are oftentimes criticized, belittled or even ignored. This is a forum in which to ask ourselves, “how can we be motivated to better respond from a place of love?” (1 Peter 4:8).

In the second episode of our series, we’ll look at how we can better serve those facing an unplanned pregnancy, as well as practical ways the church can offer support, even after a pregnancy is over.

This series is meant to explore the church’s response to topics that are oftentimes criticized, belittled or even ignored. This is a forum in which to ask ourselves, “How can we be motivated to better respond from a place of love?” (1 Peter 4:8). In this episode, we’ll look at how we can better serve those faced with an unplanned pregnancy without pushing our own agenda.

In this episode, we’ll look at how we can better love and serve those who have walked through the pain and difficulty of divorce.

In the fourth installment of the series called “How Do We Respond?”, we’ll discuss infertility and pregnancy loss and why it’s important that we not grow silent in the face of both.

In the third installment of our series called “How Do We Respond?”, we’ll discuss the body of Christ’s posture towards the special needs community and their families.

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In the second installment of this series called “How Do We Respond?”, we’ll discuss the topic of singleness and how well-meaning attempts to serve those who are single can often feel more ostracizing than supportive.

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This series is meant to explore our response as believers to topics that are often criticized, belittled or even ignored. This is not a conversation about the morality of any topic but rather, a forum in which to ask ourselves, “How can we be motivated to better respond from a place of love?”

Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins.

In the first installment of this series, we’ll talk about the importance of loving people well even when their choices or lifestyles don’t match up with what we believe.

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Join MercyTalk as we dive into stories from Nancy Alcorn’s new book, “Treatment or Transformation”. In this episode, we’ll look at the life of Porsha.

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