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"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
Psalm 34:18
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Your Mental Health Matters
Because your mental health matters, and because I care, my primary desire as a *Certified Mental Health Counselor, First Responder, is to offer support that will enhance your mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. "Mental Disorder is a clinically significant disruption of a person's thoughts, moods, behaviors, or ability to relate to others, that is severe enough to require treatment or intervention to help the individual that's not functioning normally." Therefore, I take strengths-based approach to care (not a professional counselor or psychiatrist), which is not about fixing the person, but about loving them, helping them to balance life, and guiding them towards good decision making. Please refer to the Resources and Inspirational Materials for referrals. Coming soon: Saturday morning intercessory prayer and words of empowerment.
*Light University - American Association of Christian Counselors
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Greater Jackson Tabernacle Morning Manna (Prayer) & Weekly P & W Service and a Word from the Lord.
Please feel free to join our church every Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:00 AM for prayer. Dial 1-520-453-8062. If prayer has already begun, please do not announce yourself. Mute your phone and pray along silently until you are instructed to unmute. Thank you.
On Thursday, please join us on Zoom at 7 PM for the weekly Bible Class, and at 7:45 PM for Praise & Worship & A Word from the Lord. The link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7640928927. Or join with the Zoom ID: 764 092 8927. Via phone, dial 312-626-6799, ID: 764 092 8927. Thank you for joining us.
Please feel free to use the Contact Form to submit a Prayer Request.
Resources, Inspirational Materials & Online or In-Person Presentations
A collection of uplifting information, mental health resources, two of my books, Overcoming Your Fear and Other Issues... and 31 Days of Devotion and Reflections, is available to support your healing journey.
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Mental health care providers & Resources: Much more materials and resources are available on line.
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Trauma-informed care: The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has practical resources, particularly for work with children and families.
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Crisis referral in the U.S.: 988 offers call, text, and chat support; providers can also check local crisis and mobile-response services.
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Use 988lifeline.org for chat and provider materials. It can support people experiencing suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or substance-use crisis.
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Dr. Pitts, an evangelist and motivational speaker, is available for Online or In-Person engagements. My Free eBook, Outlive the Storm: How to Overcome Trauma and Grief, is now available for your reading pleasure.
My Prayer
My prayer is simple: that by the time you finish reading this book, you will no longer see yourself as a victim of the storm but as a survivor who is being prepared to rescue others. God is not wasting your pain. He is using it to build something in you that cannot be built any other way. So take a breath. And let us begin the journey of outliving the storm together.
My Promise
As you read the book, remember that my story is evidence, not instruction. Your storms will not look exactly like mine. Your timeline will be your own and your healing will unfold in ways that are unique to your life and your calling. But the God who carried me is the same God who is carrying you right now, whether you can feel it or not. He has not dropped you. He has not forgotten you, and He will not fail you.
The Healing
The healing you are asking for is not something God needs to be persuaded to give. Healing is already stored up for you, waiting for the appointed time of its release. The verse, Job 14:14, is often used as an encouragement to stay faithful and patient during hard times, trusting that God will bring a turnaround or deliverance. "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. Psalm 30:5b
Inspirational Quotes to Live By
"Small steps taken with purpose can lead to meaningful change."
"A kind word can make an ordinary day brighter."
The Great Bible Challenge
In which city were Jesus' followers first called Christians?
What was the name of the servant girl who recognized Peter's voice at the gate?
(Correct answers earn points. Points earn prizes.) Submit your answer in the Get in Touch section. Thank you for your participation.
Outlive The Storm
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For inquiries, prayer request, Trivia answers, support, or to learn more about our faith-centered services, feel free to reach out anytime.