Category Archives: Mental Health

Blurry Vision

By Casey Cassady Can I be honest with you? Lately, my life has had its frustrations.  I have been feeling as though I would be happier if some things in my life were different. When I allow it to, that feeling activates a flood of thoughts regarding some regrets I have, and how I amContinue reading “Blurry Vision”

Overcoming Temptation

By Casey Cassady Temptation. What crosses your mind when reading or hearing this word? The first thing I think about is the devil and how he manipulates people into doing things that they should not be doing. A good example of this would be the story of Adam and Eve. The next thing I thinkContinue reading “Overcoming Temptation”

Beautifully Broken

by Jalexus McClendon I found myself recently facing disappointment. I found myself not getting the desired outcome of a situation. What I thought was suppose to be something was now nothing and I found myself in a state of brokenness. I found myself questioning the pain of it all and taking full blame for it.Continue reading “Beautifully Broken”

Identity: A Poetical Perspective

By Casey Cassady I will no longer be looked at as an object, but rather as a woman of God with a lot to object.  The things of this world seek to manipulate our minds into believing that certain things are okay – and that’s just not okay. The Apostle Paul speaks on how, as believersContinue reading “Identity: A Poetical Perspective”

Disconnecting from Anxiety & Depression

By Adrienne Reece The recent Uvalde school shooting was and still is a devastation and tragedy. So calculated, yet so unexpected. They were students, teachers, brothers, sisters, wives and mothers. They were sons and daughters. The shooter killed 21 innocent people that day but he took the lives of way more. The family members ofContinue reading “Disconnecting from Anxiety & Depression”