In this powerful FamilyLife Today episode, hosts Dave and Ann Wilson sit down with pastor and author Mark Vroegop and biblical counselor Christine Chappell to explore the biblical practice of lament. Discover how lament is more than just complaint – it’s a prayer language that moves you towards deeper trust in God, even in the midst of profound sorrow. Mark and Christine share insights from their own experiences and ministries, emphasizing the importance of a “theology of sorrow” and ...| Christine M. Chappell
"On this episode, Justin Daugherty speaks with Christine Chappell about postpartum depression, exploring its complexities and the physical and spiritual challenges mothers face. Christine emphasizes the importance of support from husbands and the church community, as well as the need for understanding and grace during this difficult season. She shares insights from her own experiences and offers hope through Scripture, reminding listeners that God is present in their struggles and will guide ...| Christine M. Chappell
"What does it look like to follow God when the weight of life feels unbearable? In this deeply personal and hope-filled conversation, Christine Chappell shares her journey through depression—not around it—and how the Lord met her not with pressure to “get better,” but with presence. If you or someone you love is struggling to see a way forward, this episode offers honesty, grace, and a steady hand to hold."| Christine M. Chappell
When your teen is depressed, it's common to feel helpless as a parent. In this conversation with show host Anthony Russo, we discuss the impacts of teen depression on the family unit as well as the importance of seeking God's wisdom and leaning into community as we care for our sorrowing child. The post Navigating Teen Depression as a Parent: Shepherd Press Podcast appeared first on Christine M. Chappell.| Christine M. Chappell
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In this conversation with Sharon Betters, I share about my experience of postpartum depression and the discouragement I felt as I struggled to be the mom I thought I should have been during that time.| Christine M. Chappell
In this episode, we explore the challenges of postpartum motherhood, and the need for grace and understanding in the face of struggles. We also emphasize the significance of acknowledging both physical and spiritual aspects of mental health, the impact of societal expectations, and the necessity of lamenting and grieving.| Christine M. Chappell
When you feel overtaken by sorrow in motherhood, it’s good to remember that you are seen and surrounded by God. There are much-needed reminders about this reality in Psalm 139. As the writer marvels at God’s omniscience and omnipresence, at least three relevant applications to the experience of postpartum depression unfold.| Christine M. Chappell