Medical & Psychiatric Issues
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Infertility: Comfort for Your Empty Arms and Heavy Heart
R83.33Retail: R104.17The progression should have been natural. You got married, and children were supposed to follow in due time. But every month that ends in a period rather than a pregnancy has you feeling more and...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Uncovering Domestic Abuse: Knowing What to Look For
R83.33Retail: R104.17You may be surprised to learn how prevalent domestic abuse really is, even within your church community. Sadly, because spousal abuse pervades every pocket of society, the statistical reality is...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Meeting Challenges with Hope
R83.33Retail: R104.17Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is one of several neurodevelopmental disorders that can cause developmental deficits or differences in brain processing that impair a person's functioning in many...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Opiate-Related Disorders: Helping Those Who Struggle
R83.33Retail: R104.17Is someone you love struggling in the grip of opioid addiction? Is the person you once knew now obscured by a fog of half-truths, unfamiliar behaviors, and outright lies? As the opioid crisis in the...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
The Gift of Addiction: How God Redeems Our Pain
R83.33Retail: R104.17You did it again. You drank. You got high. You slept with him/her. You surfed the Internet. What gift could you possibly find in so much failure? But when your helplessness drives you to turn to God...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Recreational Drug Use: A Biblical Perspective
R83.33Retail: R104.17Changing laws and shifting public opinion have increasingly made recreational drug use acceptable. What guidance does the Bible give for thinking through this issue? What underlying motivations or...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
A Teen’s Guide to Anxiety: Lifting the Weight of Worry
R83.33Retail: R104.17When you are a teen, it is common to experience anxiety in different areas of your life, whether it be school, sports, or social interactions. Anxiety is characterized by feelings of tension,...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Schizophrenia: A Compassionate Approach
R83.33Retail: R104.17Someone you care about has been impacted by schizophrenia. Maybe you are just coming to terms with the diagnosis and wonder what it means for your loved one, for you, and for your family. What is...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Depression: The Way Up When You're Feeling Down (eBook)
R83.33Retail: R104.17Lost ambition. Emotional numbness. Fear and withdrawal. Fatigue. Marks of what is commonly called depression. If you are one of the many people suffering from depression, there is hope and there is...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Fibromyalgia: God's Grace for Chronic Pain Sufferers
R83.33Retail: R104.17The pain is often excruciating. You feel hindered from being the person you want to be and from doing the activities you enjoy most. Adding to your struggle is the knowledge that your symptoms may...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
A Teen’s Guide to Eating Disorders: Hope for Your Struggle
R83.33Retail: R104.17Teenagers today face many of the same challenges their parents faced. But they also face new challenges from constant access to social media and the accompanying pressure to be perfect from...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Help for the Struggler (eBook)
R83.33Retail: R104.17Freedom. Those who struggle with the life-dominating anxiety and controlling behaviors associated with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) need hope, help and freedom. In Obsessive-Compulsive...R83.33Retail: R104.17 -
ADD: Addressing the Physical and Spiritual Struggle (eBook)
R104.17Distracted. Hyperactive. Impulsive. A diagnosis of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) can explain the challenges you and your child face, but it cannot change the difficult behaviors. But there is...R104.17 -
Hurts So Good: Exposing the Lies of Self-Injury (eBook)
R83.33Retail: R104.17You hurt yourself to feel better, but the relief never lasts. If you or someone you love feels trapped in a cycle of intentional self-injury, there is hope in the gospel that is better than the...R83.33Retail: R104.17
Christian Mental Health Books
Whether you struggle with sorrow, depression, addiction, loneliness, or grief, Christian mental health books can bring biblical comfort and hope when you walk through a dark season of life. Each booklet will help you get to the heart of your struggle and point you to God’s Word for comfort and encouragement. Short enough to be read in 30 minutes or less, these minibooks, written by trusted biblical counselors with many years of experience, will give you hope and help as you battle depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues.
Can Reading Christian Psychology Books Help with Anxiety and Depression?
Christian psychology books can be helpful tools for dealing with anxiety, depression, and other mental health struggles, as they can give much-needed perspective and guidance. Full-length books on these topics are best read when you are in a less acute stage of anxiety or depression and have more bandwidth to take in the content. However, New Growth Press’s short but powerful Christian counseling minibooks are designed to be short and easy to read in order to provide hope and help, even when your struggles limit your capacity.
Christian books on anxiety, as well as other mental and physical health struggles, can help you identify sources of distress, connect to Christ in your struggle, and develop effective coping strategies. They can also advise you on how to reach out to supportive members of your church and other faith-based communities for encouragement and help where needed. Ultimately, Christian books on depression and anxiety can help you find peace and hope in times of difficulty.
Our Bestselling Christian Psychology Books
- Overcoming Anxiety: Relief for Worried People by David Powlison
- Anxiety and Panic Attacks: Trusting God When You're Afraid by Jocelyn Wallace
- Freedom from Addiction: Turning from Your Addictive Behavior by Edward T. Welch
- PTSD: Healing for Bad Memories by Timothy S. Lane
- Sexual Addiction: Freedom from Compulsive Behavior by David Powlison