by Stephen Grcevich MD | Oct 9, 2025 | Church Support, Mental Health Ministry, Podcast
Dr. Steve Grcevich interviews Dr. Jim Sells about his new book When Hurting People Come to Church, coauthored with Shaunti Feldhahn. Together, they explore a practical model for how churches can support people with mental health struggles—not just through professional...
by Key Ministry | Aug 28, 2025 | Church Support, Disability Ministry, Podcast
In this episode of Key Ministry: The Podcast, Amy Kendall shares the value of having student volunteers in disability ministry. She highlights the unique energy, reliability, and relatability students bring, along with how serving builds their confidence and...
by Key Ministry | Aug 21, 2025 | Disability Theology, Podcast
This episode of Key Ministry the Podcast, with Dr. Chris Hulshof, explores the difference between simply welcoming someone and truly offering them belonging in the body of Christ. Drawing from Acts 9 and Saul’s encounter with Ananias, we see that belonging is...
by Key Ministry | Aug 14, 2025 | Bipolar Disorder, Mental Health Ministry, Podcast
In a powerful conversation with Dr. Steve Grcevich on the Key Ministry Podcast, Jesslyn McCutcheon shares her deeply personal journey of living with bipolar disorder and following God’s call to advocate for others facing similar struggles. Her story is not just about...
by Sandra Peoples | Aug 7, 2025 | Church Support, Disability Ministry, Podcast
Join Sandra Peoples to learn how to support families of preschool-aged children showing early signs of disabilities in your church ministry. Discover practical steps for fostering empathy, offering hope, and creating an inclusive environment for every child. And,...
by Key Ministry | Jul 31, 2025 | Mental Health, Podcast
This blog explores a Christian approach to mental health care through the insights of Dr. Warren Kinghorn, emphasizing the importance of seeing individuals as wayfarers on a spiritual journey rather than problems to be fixed. It highlights how faith, psychiatry, and...
