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I’ll be the guest on this NAMI California webinar on July; I’m very grateful for being invited to talk about my own experiences with mental health and co-hosting the Erasing Shame podcast. Consider this your personal invitation to this free webinar. Register...
Live videos on social media doesn’t have to be watch it or you’ll miss it kind of a deal. There’s good things being said that is worth keeping around for months or longer. Live Video Commentaries We recorded 2 videos during #pdc19,...
I love spicy food. Even though I’ve traveled to Nashville for business many times, I usually eat barbecue there. Then, last year, I discovered that Nashville hot chicken was a thing, not in Nashville, but in Louisville, by accident, when I was...
I’d like to believe that a majority of people go into pastoral ministry with sincerity to help people and good intentions. Many of them with a sense of calling from God as far as they understand. The reality with pastoring involves a...
If you don’t struggle with mental health, you probably know someone who does. About 20% of Americans experience mental health issues every year. It’s not the easiest thing to find safe churches that embraces all aspects of a Christian person’s life that...
I’ve been stewing on this topic in recent months, especially when it’s surfaced in my conversations with pastors and church leaders. The topic revolves around the dissonance between what’s taught about leadership versus what it actually takes to become a better leader....
Asian Americans have honest conversations about their mental health struggles in this special series of Erasing Shame podcast
One of the pastors that pioneered Christian church ministries for English-speaking Asian Americans is Rev. Louis Lee, most prominently in the 1990s and 2000s. I got to reconnect with Louis over an informal lunch fellowship, his very words, during this Asian American...
