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One of Two Ways: Finding Balance in Mental Illness Through A Relationship With Christ

One of Two Ways: Finding Balance in Mental Illness Through A Relationship With Christ

Paperback

Christian LivingMental Health

ISBN10: 196164150X
ISBN13: 9781961641501
Publisher: Harvest Creek Publishing and Design, LLC
Published: May 6 2026
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
One of Two Ways: Finding Balance in Mental Illness Through a Relationship with Christ is a raw, compassionate testimony of what it looks like walking through anxiety, depression, self-harm, and a bipolar disorder diagnosis-and discovering that darkness doesn't get the final word. With honesty and hope, Elizabeth Arce invites you into her story of suffering and restoration, showing how God's presence, truth, and strength can meet you in the most confusing, exhausting seasons of the mind.

This book doesn't minimize the reality of mental illness-and it doesn't offer shallow slogans. Instead, it points to a steady, life-giving truth: help ultimately comes from Him. As you read, you'll be reminded that you are not alone, not beyond healing, and not defined by fear, shame, or a diagnosis. Whether you're fighting in silence or supporting someone you love, you'll find encouragement to keep going, keep reaching for Jesus, and keep choosing life-one faithful step at a time. The book offers:

  • A deeply personal, Biblically grounded journey from darkness to hope
  • Relatable insight for those facing anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and bipolar disorder
  • Clear reminders of God's nearness, grace, and power in weakness
  • Chapter-end reflection and correction questions to help you apply truth to your own walk
  • Encouragement to surrender control, reject lies, and rebuild your identity in Christ
If you've ever wondered whether you can make it through another day, let this be your reminder: God is still working, still speaking, and still able. Let this testimony strengthen your faith, steady your heart, and point you back to the arms of Christ.

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