Nurture and Mental Health

One of the most important things for our mental health is experiencing nurture and affection. Nurture is the act of caring for and protecting someone. When we are nurtured, our emotional capacity recovers and strengthens. Affection is the expression of nurture, where we experience the power of feeling safe and cared for.

We all need nurture and affection, regardless of our age or background. In fact, our mental health battles reveal the screaming need of nurture that our hearts are crying out for.

Are you realizing your need for nurture? Do you know how to comfort yourself and experience the comfort of the Holy Spirit? Are you able to experience nurture so that you can recover from stress, hardship and struggle?

This broadcast will help you see the biblical importance of nurture for your mental and emotional health.

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