Giving Yourself Permission to Handle the Suicide of a Loved One in a Healthy Way
September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Our heart goes out to those who have lost a loved one from suicide. In today's blog, professional [...]
Taylor
Before Mercy, I was completely out of control and hopeless. Growing up, I was raised in a home where my parents struggled with alcohol and [...]
Hannah
I was born into a great family who loves Jesus and taught us the importance of following Him. When I was two years old, my [...]
Navigating Your Anger at the Lord
Anger at the Lord Anger is an emotion that is often overlooked when talking about our relationship with God, yet it is crucial to understand, [...]
I’m Not Enough, But God Is
At Mercy Multiplied’s MPower Workshops, we equip men and women to effectively love and minister to people who are hurting and struggling. We cover topics [...]
Emily
Growing up, I had a happy childhood with great parents and great older sisters. I was raised in the church and was heavily involved from [...]
4 Steps Towards Healing Your Relationship with Exercise
What does it mean to have a “healthy relationship” with the way you exercise? For some people, this is not really a struggle, and [...]
Living by Our 3 Founding Principles
“In January 1983, determined to establish a program in which lives would truly be transformed, Nancy Alcorn moved to Monroe, Louisiana to start Mercy [...]
Come Boldly Before the Throne
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about prayer. I’ve been praying for some very specific things; I just read Pastor Craig Groeschel’s new book, Dangerous [...]
Conquering the Plan for Your Life
I’m sure that at one time, you’ve sat down and really thought about what you want to do with your time on Earth. Maybe [...]
How Counseling in College Changed My Life
Counseling as college students College students are often hesitant to see a counselor or get help with their struggles. It may be due to the busy nature of student life, fear of judgment from peers, or [...]
Why I Took Time Off From College (2016 Mercy Grad)
From my freshman year of high school, I had my college plans laid out. I was going to go to a big state university, [...]