Physical Intimacy

When most people hear “intimacy,” they think of sex. But intimacy is bigger than that — it’s about connection, closeness, and physical touch in many forms. Recognizing this opens the door to richer, more satisfying marriages.

Adolescents

Developing the ability to regulate emotions is a critical life skill. Parents can support their adolescents by teaching specific techniques to cope with painful or overwhelming emotions.

Addiction

Although millions struggle with drug or alcohol addiction, only a few receive the help they need. The church, like any community, is not immune to addiction — but it can offer hope, support, and guidance to those seeking recovery.

Anxiety

Anxiety affects countless people today, yet misunderstandings and stigma often persist — especially in faith communities. Recognizing this can help us respond with compassion and support.

Depression

A recent World Health Organization report estimates that at least 280 million people around the world live with depression, identifying it as the leading global cause of disability.

Pornography

The idea that “church members don’t struggle with pornography” often keeps the issue unspoken. By creating a safe and open environment, faith communities can turn this sensitive topic into a pathway toward hope and healing.