A skeptic argues that suffering is only punishment, while a believer says she still trusts God. Here is how the conversation unfolds and what Scripture says about why God allows suffering.

Many believers ask why does God feel silent when life hurts. This article explores how His quiet is not abandonment but a deeper kind of presence.

Life can strip away everything we hold dear, but learning to trust God through loss brings strength, perspective, and hope.

You can love God and still feel this way. Depression doesn’t always mean you’re far from Him; sometimes it means you need Him to hold you differently.

Nora Gwen explores meditation through the lens of Scripture, offering practical tips for reducing stress, focusing on God’s Word, and growing in mindfulness and faith.

Trusting God during illness became my greatest challenge after a feeding tube procedure led to months of complications, pain, and depression.

A heartfelt reflection on Christian encouragement, faith and mental health, and how a simple smile can bring hope during difficult seasons.

What if worry is just praying for something bad to happen? In this reflection on gratitude and faith, we learn to reframe anxiety through God’s promises of peace and purpose.

Intrusive thoughts and Christianity are not enemies, and unwanted thoughts do not mean your faith is flawed. This is what I have learned from living with them most of my life.

Depression and Anxiety are real conditions, not a sin or a punishment. I’m here to reassure you that even some of the greatest people in the Bible suffered from Depression and Anxiety, and the Lord still wanted them for His work and more assuredly LOVED them despite their conditions and did not blame them for it.

There is a beautiful and reassuring aspect of the Psalms, we see the honesty and raw emotion of the writers when we read them. These writers did not hold back in expressing their true thoughts and feelings to God.

You cannot fully reclaim a life that is entwined with someone else's, but you can carve out chunks and build on them. Those small pieces became my new Fridays, the moments I look forward to now.