Breaking the Stigma: Faith & Mental Health

Event: Friday, November 14 • 1:00 PM EST


Where: Instagram Live with @amberginterauthor + @chrismorriswrites

About the Event

What if faith and mental health didn’t have to be at odds? Join Amber Ginter Johnson and Chris Morris for a hope-filled conversation that breaks down common myths Christians believe about mental illness.

We’ll tackle questions like:

  • “If I have enough faith, shouldn’t I be healed?”

  • “Is taking medication a lack of trust in God?”

  • “Can prayer alone fix mental health struggles?”

  • “Is anxiety or depression always a sin?”

This live event will help replace shame with understanding and stigma with biblical truth.

Free Gifts for Early Sign-Up:

Chris's Resource

“Mental Illness in the Bible” (digital download)

Amber's Resource

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Breaking the Stigma

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Meet Your Hosts

CHRIS MORRIS

In 2020, Chris Morris experienced a life-changing moment when God's love pulled him from despair after a suicide attempt. Now an internationally known TEDx speaker, award-winning author, and ministry leader, Chris helps others navigate mental health struggles with faith, theological insight, and therapeutic tools. He leads a thriving mental health ministry, sharing hope and healing.

Visit his website at chrismorriswrites.com

AMBER GINTER

Amber Ginter is a teacher-turned-author who loves Jesus, her husband Ben, and granola. Growing up Amber looked for faith and mental health resources and found none. Today, she offers hope for young Christians struggling with mental illness that goes beyond simply reading your Bible and praying more. Because you can love Jesus and still suffer from anxiety.

You can download her top faith and mental health resources for free to help navigate books, podcasts, videos, and influencers from a faith lens perspective.

Visit her website at amberginter.com.

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For too long, Christians have pooh-poohed those with mental health illnesses, blaming their struggles on immaturity or spiritual malaise. These myths have been incredibly harmful for far too long.

This groundbreaking conversation with Chris and Amber will tear down those myths and will establish ground rules to create safe spaces within churches for those who are struggling with their mental health.

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