I spent more than ten years studying, writing, and speaking about the reasons and evidence for Jesus when most people just want to know how to find hope. What if mental health conversations paved the way for more people to be open to hearing about the truth of Jesus?

I spent more than ten years studying, writing, and speaking about the reasons and evidence for Jesus when most people just want to know how to find hope. What if mental health conversations paved the way for more people to be open to hearing about the truth of Jesus?

I spent more than ten years studying, writing, and speaking about the reasons and evidence for Jesus when most people just want to know how to find hope. What if mental health conversations paved the way for more people to be open to hearing about the truth of Jesus?

What if Mental Health Conversations Led to More Conversations About Jesus?

Welcome to Theology Gone Mental. We spend anywhere from 15-20 minutes talking about the intersection of theology and mental health as the new apologetic frontier. My name is Steve—a former teacher, theologian, author, apologist, and mental health advocate.

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Welcome to Theology Gone Mental. We spend anywhere from 15-20 minutes talking about the intersection of theology and mental health as the new apologetic frontier. My name is Steve—a former teacher, theologian, author, apologist, and mental health advocate.

Welcome to Theology Gone Mental. We spend anywhere from 15-20 minutes talking about the intersection of theology and mental health as the new apologetic frontier. My name is Steve—a former teacher, theologian, author, apologist, and mental health advocate.&nbsp;

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What if Mental Health Conversations Led to More Conversations About Jesus?

What if Mental Health Conversations Led to More Conversations About Jesus?