Keeping your struggles to yourself only risks falling into a cycle of sin and defeat. Steve explores two key ways we all can be more transparent and vulnerable with those whom we trust and who are a part of our community.

Keeping your struggles to yourself only risks falling into a cycle of sin and defeat. Steve explores two key ways we all can be more transparent and vulnerable with those whom we trust and who are a part of our community.

Keeping your struggles to yourself only risks falling into a cycle of sin and defeat. Steve explores two key ways we all can be more transparent and vulnerable with those whom we trust and who are a part of our community.&nbsp;

Why Finding Vulnerability Leads to Finding a Better Life for You and Your Family

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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