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Nate Keeler - May 16, 2021

The Giant of Mental Illness


Pastor Nate Keeler addresses The Giant of Mental Illness. We will grapple with one of the most misunderstood and least discussed subjects in the church: mental illness. Most people avoid those with mental illness out of fear, awkwardness and the unknown. In this message we will do some myth busting to help people understand what mental illness is and isn’t, share hope for the afflicted, as well as discuss how to offer support in the body of Christ. The sermon context is from Psalm 42.

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From Series: "Facing Giants"

Whether we like it or not, the pandemic has brought to the surface the giants of fear, family dynamics, anxiety and depression, grief, addiction and a variety of mental illnesses. Most of us have either personally experienced these giants or have loved ones who are struggling. We are a broken people living in a broken world in search of hope. In this sermon series we will come face-to-face with our giants, bust myths about their power and our isolation, and learn to increasingly look to Christ for our ultimate victory.

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Nate Keeler - May 16, 2021

The Giant of Mental Illness


Pastor Nate Keeler addresses The Giant of Mental Illness. We will grapple with one of the most misunderstood and least discussed subjects in the church: mental illness. Most people avoid those with mental illness out of fear, awkwardness and the unknown. In this message we will do some myth busting to help people understand what mental illness is and isn’t, share hope for the afflicted, as well as discuss how to offer support in the body of Christ. The sermon context is from Psalm 42.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Please sign our digital Connection Card. Click to sign the Connection Card.

Downloaded the Children's Bulletin.

Join us Monday (May 17) at 10am on Facebook for a live discussion about this sermon. We will also have a time of prayer for your requests. Click to go to facebook.com/brandywineonline

License: CSPL066641 Size D

#church #giants #mentalillness #mentalhealth

From Series: "Facing Giants"

Whether we like it or not, the pandemic has brought to the surface the giants of fear, family dynamics, anxiety and depression, grief, addiction and a variety of mental illnesses. Most of us have either personally experienced these giants or have loved ones who are struggling. We are a broken people living in a broken world in search of hope. In this sermon series we will come face-to-face with our giants, bust myths about their power and our isolation, and learn to increasingly look to Christ for our ultimate victory.

The Giant of Mental Illness sermon notes

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