Mental Illness. Addictions. Grief. In our sin-broken and deteriorating world, we encounter these with increasing measure among those we seek to reach and presently serve. Peter exhorts all of us to “be sympathetic, love one another, be compassionate and humble” (1 Peter 3:8). God is always the answer, and his Word the ultimate cure and only hope for eternal peace. But Christian love urges us also to increase our awareness and develop our understanding of the complexities of human emotion and mental function. How can we help those struggling with grief or crippled with anxiety? How do we know if compromised mental health may explain what we are observing among our students or families or faculty, to the point that professional evaluation be recommended? And how do we keep our framework for all these properly attuned to God’s Word? Come explore resources specifically developed by Northwestern Publishing House to assist ministry professionals and those they serve navigate these realities in the light of God’s Word.