Creating boundaries with people who are an enemy to your mental peace is crucial. It doesn't matter if they're family. It doesn't matter if they're close friends. It doesn't matter if they go to your church. It’s 100% possible to love people from a distance.

God has a way of bringing good things out of wrong turns.

People must realize the importance of creating healthy boundaries to hinder certain people to continue abusing their relationship with them. Being a Christian doesn’t mean you let people walk all over you, with your mental health being the payment. Boundaries matter.

Happy Sunday! We cannot wait to see you as Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message entitled: How to never stumble or fall. Service Times: 8/10/12/6 See you there!

I can’t help but notice the vast amount of articles regarding the hardship, brokenness, and pain many encounter while being in ministry and/or being a pastor. If this is truly the case, why does most of the church still ignore the conversation surrounding mental health?

Toxic relationships can create toxic hearts. Remove yourself from the relationship before your toxic heart tries to remove you from your peace.

No no no no no no.

If you have suffered in life, been neglected, mistreated, been abused or abandoned, I’m sorry that happened to you. God can take all of the hurt & pain you have experienced in life & use it to touch other people, to make us into the men & women He wants us to be.He did it for me.

Hope is for everyone! You don’t have to keep living in the darkness.

Tomorrow is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, and Anthem of Hope wants you to know that #YourLifeMatters! 800,000 people love their life to suicide each year, and we want to do something about it. The Movement: bit.ly/2kimsZC Donate: bit.ly/2idnMvs

Officiating a funeral for a Jesus-loving woman who took her own life today. Your prayers are greatly appreciated for the family.

Hey, friends! Check out this Anthem of Hope phone wallpaper in honor of our #YourLifeMatters campaign. Enjoy.

Loving Jesus doesn’t always cure suicidal thoughts. Loving Jesus doesn’t always cure depression. Loving Jesus doesn’t always cure PTSD. Loving Jesus doesn’t always cure anxiety. But that doesn’t mean Jesus doesn’t offer us companionship and comfort. He ALWAYS does that.

"Love one another." What's simple isn't always easy; what's easy doesn't always last.