A helpful book with ideas for downsizing the number of items you own.

An excellent book that addresses the disconnect and disappointment people often feel between how they desire to think, feel, and act and what frequently happens in real life.

A self-help book on healthy living, written in 1996 from a Christian perspective.

A book that focuses on reducing mental health stigma in the church and improving church worship environments, primarily for families of children with special needs.

A first-person account of experiencing and overcoming depression and suicidality as a Christian.

A helpful book on developing empathy skills and considering opportunities to express empathy to others.

A challenging and convicting book on Christian faith and living a life of servanthood and sacrifice, which is counter to mainstream American church culture.

The best 5 books on depression for Christians.

A work of fiction about two friends who are growing their faith in Jesus beyond mainstream beliefs and practices.

An engaging and challenging book that is both memoir and catharsis of the author’s struggle to find connection and meaning with other Christians and the Church.

A helpful book on accepting and managing difficult emotions, thoughts, and memories by using a Christian-oriented application of Internal Family Systems (IFS) approaches and interpersonal boundary setting.

A collection of life stories and memories of a young woman in her experiences of the transformational power of education, friendships, and choosing self to escape the entrapments of poverty, isolation, and a dysfunctional, abusive family system.

A book on depression from a Christian perspective that effectively addresses mental health stigma and covers a wide range of ideas and natural strategies for addressing depression.

A good book on personal accounts of depression from a Christian perspective.

A book written for Christian women about addressing negative thoughts by using the strategy of thought replacement.

A book that is most useful as a historical example of literature that worsens mental health stigma among Christians.

A book that provides a personal account of depression from a Christian viewpoint.

A Christian book that looks at the problems of overconsumption and unrealistic expectations from several different viewpoints and continues to explore the theme of overload and margin that the author introduced in his earlier book Margin.

A nonscientific book with spiritual viewpoints on depression and emotions.

A helpful book that is both enlightening and lyrical in its exploration of depression through the life and sermons of Charles Spurgeon.