Depression

At MOPS, this is the year of friendship, courage, and purpose—friendships where we believe, pray and bring out the best in each other. Your best days are ahead, and we will be here cheering you on. What you can’t do alone, we can and will do together.

We Go Together

Don’t get over it. Get through it. Dr. Carol Peters-Tanksley helps you discover your unique path through the grieving process in this powerful fourteen-day journey.

Your Journey Through Grief

The battle for your freedom often begins in your mind. In this 6-day plan, you will discover how the enemy builds strongholds through lies and how God’s truth tears them down. Through Scripture and reflection, you will learn the power of your thoughts, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how renewing your mind leads to lasting freedom in Christ.

Winning the Battle for Your Mind

Are you seeking deeper understanding and comfort in trials? Explore Psalm 43 and see how to cry out to God for vindication, resolve to worship despite trials, and counsel yourself with His truth. These reflections will help you to find God’s light and truth, guiding you through every storm to ultimate praise and salvation.

The Cry From a Storm-Filled Heart

Depression doesn’t always look like sadness. For men, it often shows up as exhaustion, irritability, isolation, or even an obsession with work and achievement. We wear masks to hide the heaviness, thinking silence is strength. 

But God sees the battles we fight in the dark, and He offers hope. 

Scripture doesn’t deny the reality of despair, but it gives us a lifeline through it.

I’m Just a Guy: Fighting Depression

Stress has a way of piling up in a woman’s life until she is unable to make quality decisions, enter into meaningful conversation, or enjoy what she has been given. You were not created to be an anxious woman whose life is being frittered away at the altar of busyness. You are a woman of significance, created for joy, peace, and eternal impact!

A Woman Of Significance: Overcoming Stress 

Feeling numb is different from feeling sad. Numb is when your heart goes quiet — not because you don’t care, but because you’ve carried too much for too long. 

It’s often how men survive pressure, disappointment, burnout, or unresolved pain. But numbness isn’t where God wants you to live.  Our goal is to wake your heart up through honesty, truth, and connection with Jesus.

I’m Just a Guy: Who Feels Numb

Our lives are saturated with busyness, interactions, relationships, and social media. However, this doesn’t guarantee that we will never be lonely. You are beloved by God, and He will lift you up in times of solitary living and deepest loneliness. Lonely periods are not irrelevant seasons but hidden opportunities to draw closer to the Father and perhaps wield the greatest significance of our lives.

A Woman of Significance: Finding Meaning in Times of Loneliness 

With a clear-eyed acknowledgment of how misguided and misinformed she was about mental illness, Kayla Stoecklein shares her story in hopes that anyone walking through the wilderness of mental illness will be better equipped for the journey and will learn to put their hope in Jesus through it all.