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The American Association of Anxiety and Depression reports that about 18% of adults in our country experience some level of anxiety or depression. That’s about 40 million people. Yet far too many people suffer in silence. If you are dealing with anxiety or depression, here are a few ways you can begin to find the comfort and healing you need. Exercise, movement, and getting outdoors have proven benefits, including a release of feel-good endorphins. In addition, physicians and mental health professionals recommend exercise as a healthy way to cope. Getting outdoors for a nice walk or bike ride can also be an effective way to take your mind off of your worries, help you refocus, and improve your overall well-being. Take a moment out of your day to schedule a routine of physical activity. Stick with this commitment to advance your mental and physical health forward daily.
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There is a scripture in the book of Ecclesiastes that says, “One may be overpowered, two can defend themselves.” Surround yourself with people who will love and support you as you heal. It helps to have a strong community of people to encourage you and extend compassion and understanding. This could be friends, family, or members of your church community. Maybe you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of anxiety or depression, to the point where it may be difficult to cope or to manage daily responsibilities. In that case, it may help to talk to a mental health professional. Getting help is not a sign of weakness. On the contrary, it’s a sign of wisdom when you recognize that there’s something you can’t manage on your own and you ask for help from someone with the skills and experience to assist you.
What would happen if you embraced the possibility that the God of the Bible really did create the world and really does care for you?
Meet New People
As human beings, we’re all born with an innate need to know others and to be known. Having healthy relationships is essential to having a full and satisfying life, but not everyone has the kind of positive, supportive, and meaningful relationships they need. Many people are even uncomfortable with the process of meeting new people and making new friends.
We believe that life is better lived in an authentic community of people who appreciate the connection to others, we’ve created a variety of environments that make it easy for you to meet new people and initiate new relationships. Regardless of where you are on your faith journey, you’re welcome to explore, learn and grow with us.
Meet PeoplePascal's Wager
In the seventeenth century, a famous philosopher and mathematician, Blaise Pascal, encouraged people to make a wager when it came to belief in God. If a person chose to believe in God and God did exist, that person would gain everything (eternal life). If a person chose to believe in God and God did not exist, that person would lose nothing. On the other hand, if a person chose not to believe in God and he was right, he would lose nothing. But if that person did not believe in God and he was wrong- he would lose everything (lose eternal life).
This wager can be said another way:
Based on this logic, Pascal suggested the rational person would choose to believe in God as believing offers a person everything (eternal life) while losing nothing. Wherever you are in your faith journey, would you consider taking Pascal’s wager? If the good God of the Bible exists, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by believing in Him today.