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We are spiritual beings living a mortal life. It is important to remember that happiness is found in the journey not the destination.

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Resolutions can be tough to tackle when you suffer with mental health problems. But there exist ways that it can be done successfully. Most of all, it is important to remember that placing undo stress upon oneself is never a good method of managing our illness.

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There is much we can learn from and apply to our lives regarding the Savior's birth in Bethlehem.

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So much of the pain and heartache surrounding church membership and mental illness is the guilt we feel when we don't have the capacity to serve. Our illness limits us in so many ways and when we are limited, we don't feel whole, complete or worthy. However, if we accept our limitations and work within them through the Lord, they can provide a unique perspective and understanding of our true selves and our value to the Lord.

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Sometimes the pruning we experience in life feels too much. But the Lord knows what he is doing and knows what we need.

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Sometimes through difficult waters we must trust the processes of the Lord as he has born the same yoke that we are wearing.

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Why would the Lord allow for an illness such as depression to continue? A discussion of what it means to be healed and the process healing within the context of gospel principles. Also a recounting of the author's experiences regarding healing, the power of the priesthood and the process that it takes to be healed.

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Mental illness is more common among church members than most leadership would think and the leadership of a ward is most likely to encounter it on a regular basis. Sometimes everything about the illness is relegated to the LDS services black box. There are many good things that a leader can accomplish to aid the individual in their treatment and management of the illness. This podcast covers many of those things most important to leadership looking to better counsel with those who suffer.