

People are hurting on a scale we’ve never seen before. They’re dealing with an onslaught of issues like anxiety, grief, mental health struggles, and family troubles. Pastors and counselors want to help, yet they’ve become inundated and can’t meet every need.
But what if the church stepped in? What if the body of Christ could bring healing to the hurting and take a load off of the already too-busy pastor and counselor?
Well, today on the 4:13, you’ll hear a brilliant way for everyday people of faith to care for one another!
Author and social researcher Shaunti Feldhahn explains how people within the church can come alongside the hurting with empathy and grace. This includes ways you can get involved without burning out and how the church as a whole can become a place where people don’t just hear about hope, but experience it.
We may not all be licensed, professional counselors, but we do have something to offer, and it’s much simpler than you may think!
Meet Shaunti
Shaunti Feldhahn is a bestselling author, popular speaker, and social researcher known for her groundbreaking work to help people flourish in life, faith, leadership, and relationships. Her research-based books, such as The Good News About Marriage, For Women Only, For Men Only, and Find Rest, are filled with surprising and practical insights, selling more than three million copies in twenty-five languages. She and her husband, Jeff, are some of our favorites on the 4:13.
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