
For The Mom Crying In The Bathroom Mirror
Bethany Kimsey, mom of eight, discusses her passion for discipling to young mothers and showing them how the gospel can intersect their everyday lives.
As believers, we often celebrate spiritual strength — but sometimes, we quietly carry emotional pain, anxiety, depression, or burnout, unsure of how to talk about it. In truth, caring for your mental health doesn’t mean you lack faith — it means you’re human. And you’re not alone.
This space exists to hold both: the struggles of the mind and the strength of the Spirit.
Here, you’ll find reflections, stories, and resources that speak honestly about mental health through the lens of faith. We’ll talk about the hard things — grief, trauma, loneliness, overwhelm — and we’ll do it without shame. Because the same God who formed your soul also shaped your emotions. And He cares deeply about your healing — body, mind, and spirit.
You won’t find quick fixes or pat answers here. What you will find is compassion, Scripture-based encouragement, and reminders that taking care of your mental health is not weakness — it’s wisdom.
So if you’re carrying something heavy, you don’t have to carry it alone. This is a space where you can exhale, be honest, and find rest for your soul and healing for your heart.
Bethany Kimsey, mom of eight, discusses her passion for discipling to young mothers and showing them how the gospel can intersect their everyday lives.
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