Need Hope?

Life doesn’t always make sense. The heaviness of anxiety, depression, trauma, or burnout can feel like too much to carry—especially when you’re trying to trust God in the middle of it all.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why can’t I shake this?” or felt ashamed for struggling as a believer, you’re not alone. We believe that Jesus meets us in the middle of our brokenness—not once we’ve fixed it. Your emotions don’t disqualify you from His love—they’re often the very place He starts healing.

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Who can I reach out to if I am having suicidal or harmful thoughts?

If you are having suicidal or harmful thoughts, please know this: you are not alone, and your life matters.
You don’t have to carry this on your own—there are people ready to talk with you right now.

Get help now
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (24/7, Free, Confidential):
Dial or text 988

Celebrate Recovery (Christ-centered support groups)
The Hope Line (Christian support for depression, addiction, suicidal thoughts)
Focus on the Family Prayer & Counseling Line:
1-855-771-HELP (4357)

This page is a perfect space. A place for you to find encouragement, Scripture, stories, and practical tools that speak to the intersection of faith and mental health. Whether you’re here looking for prayers, personal testimonies, or just someone to say “me too,”—we’re so glad you’re here.

Let’s walk this healing journey together.

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Prayer Prompts for Mental Health

These faith-based mental health prompts are here to guide you closer to God as you process anxiety, fear, shame, and healing. Take it one day at a time. He’s right there with you

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Real Stories of Hope & Recovery

Frequently Asked Questions

Honest questions. Compassionate answers. Rooted in faith.

Absolutely. Struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or any mental health battle does not make you less faithful or less loved by God. Many biblical figures—including David, Elijah, and Job—faced deep emotional distress. Mental illness is not a sign of spiritual failure; it’s a part of living in a broken world, and God meets us right in the middle of it.

Start small. Start honest. You don’t need perfect words. Our Prayer Prompts and Journal Pages are designed to help you pray when words feel hard. You can even just say, “Jesus, help.” That’s more than enough.


Download “Finding Freedom: 5 Prayers for Faith and Mental Health”

Yes. Seeking counseling, therapy, or medical support is not a lack of faith—it’s an act of wisdom and courage. God can work through both spiritual and practical means. Many stories in From These Broken Pieces include both faith and professional healing journeys.

The best place to start is by being present, listening without judgment, and praying consistently. Our podcast and devotionals offer insight into what healing looks like from the inside. Sharing stories from our “You Are Loved” series can open doors to compassion and conversation.

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