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A Biblical Response to Mental Illness

March 25, 2023

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Katie

Today on the BipolarBrave blog, my friend and fellow writer, Bethany Marinelli, guest posts about how she responds to cliché answers and platitudes from the church as a Christian with bipolar disorder. I am so grateful for her friendship. We met at the Florida Christian Writers Conference in 2021, where…

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Tag: How to help a loved one with mental illness

A Biblical Response to Mental Illness