281 | Asking for Help when You’re Hurting
In a world that encourages the self-made man or woman, it can be hard to admit when we need help…much less counseling for ourselves. In [...]
Peace in the Midst of Anxiety
I think everyone can agree that 2020 is not what anyone expected. If you, like me, have experienced anxiety in all this, it’s ok. In [...]
Laying Down Our Burdens
You Give Away What You Carry The phrase, “you give away what you carry” seems to have fresh meaning these days. In fact, there’s nothing [...]
Sarah
I was born into a very loving but broken family. My parents separated when I was about two years old. This caused a lot of [...]
Michaela
I never grew up knowing about God, but life as I knew it seemed to be pretty good. I don’t remember a lot of my [...]
280 | Aftermath of Suicide
In this follow up conversation on the topic of suicide, we dive into the sobering reality that mental health issues and suicidal struggles are no [...]
Mercy Launches First-Ever Keys To Freedom Virtual Teachings During a Pandemic
Since Mercy launched the Keys to Freedom study in 2017, Mercy Multiplied Outreach Services have received testimonies from hundreds of men and women whose lives [...]
Jesus Loves Me (2003 Mercy Graduate)
Jesus loves me, this I know. For the Bible tells me so...” I remember singing this song in Sunday School as a child. I knew [...]
279 | Helping Someone with Suicidal Thoughts
On this special episode of MercyTalk, we sit down with 2015 Mercy graduate Ashley as she shares her story of multiple suicide attempts and her [...]
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 [...]