<p>In this episode I speak with Paula about the joy and pain of belonging, holding on to truth in the midst of depression, and how the experience of God's kindness and care pulls her through the dark times of a borderline personality disorder.</p>
<p>Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Please write to podcastdarkly21@gmail.com</p>

In this episode I speak with Paula about the joy and pain of belonging, holding on to truth in the midst of depression, and how the experience of God's kindness and care pulls her through the dark times of a borderline personality disorder. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Please write to podcastdarkly21@gmail.com

Paula: "My brain tells me I'm unlovable."

Through a Glass Darkly highlights the stories of people who are, or at one time were, following Jesus while also living with a mental illness. Hosted by Matt Escott, Through a Glass Darkly will explore the many ways, both good and bad, that mental illness impacts how people understand and live out their faith, as well as discussing the interplay between faith, mental illness, and the stuff of everyday life like parenting, marriage, community, and vocation, to name only a few.

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Paula: "My brain tells me I'm unlovable."