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MARCH MADNESS is here. Have you filled out a bracket? If you're listening to this podcast, it's probably too late. Anyways, we have another special guest on the podcast today. Matt Hannon, a long-time friend of mine, joins me to talk about mental health in athletes. In part 1 of this episode, we get to learn a little about Matt, why he is pursuing an athletic trainer degree, his experience with depression, and his heart for athletes who struggle behind closed doors with the same things he has. We talk about some of the stigmas that athletes with depression may face, and why it is so hard for most of us to see why an athlete—a human like the rest of us—could even struggle with this. I had a lot of fun recording this episode. It was super informative for me, and I hope it will be for you!
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Have you ever felt alone in your depression? Have you ever thought "no one will understand me?" "If they only knew what I was going through."
If so - you need to listen to this week's podcast. How do we "reach out anyways" as those who suffer, and what is the role of the local church in ministering to those who deal with depression and anxiety? All this and more on this week's episode of Through The Valley
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Have you ever had someone say to you during a trial: "oh, just have more faith!" or "just pray more" or "let go and let God"? What do these phrases truly tell us about our understanding of suffering in the Christian life? In this episode, we continue our series on depression by exploring what true, biblical faith is. Even in our darkest seasons, true faith is not a feeling or a call to move on quickly from our grief, but rather to meet God with that grief and wrestle with His promises.
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What is "depression"? How do we define it from a biblical standpoint? Can Christians be depressed? How has modern psychology helped clarify some of these questions? All this and more on this weeks' episode of Through The Valley!
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How should we approach the New Year as Christians? Where is our true hope? The reality is, it may be a new year, but the world is still the same as it has always been since the Fall. Our hope is not in a New Year, because its the same world. Rather, its a New Year, but we trust in the same God.
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Ian Leighninger is a college student at Wingate University in North Carolina. Ian's story is one of God's grace working in the midst of brokenness and loss. We are thankful for Ian's willingness to share his story, all in hope that you too will be encouraged by his faith and the faithfulness of Jesus in the most broken parts of life.
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It sounds strange, doesn't it? A baby born 2,000 years ago in a dirty stable is the hope for humanity. But this is exactly what the Christmas season is about. This baby, this Jesus, this Immanuel, is our hope.
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Jesus became like you in every way. He knows the human experience. He was a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief. This is your Savior, your Friend, your Redeemer, and your Hope.
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What does Christmas have to do with your mental health?
Well, in Christian tradition, Christmas celebrates the Advent of Christ. What is Advent? It's the Coming of Jesus Christ into this world. He is the light in the darkness. This is truly good news for those who deal with depression, anxiety, or any effects of living in a fallen world. What is the Christian hope? It is knowing that our God has come to dwell in our darkness—and He has overcome it.
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Why does suffering exist? What does the biblical worldview have to say about it? Join Cole in this episode as he talks about the "Four C's" of a biblical worldview: Creation, Curse, Cross, Coming. These four main points of the Bible form a robust worldview for dealing with mental suffering in this world.
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