God Is Near, Trustworthy, and Good
Colleen C. Mitchell
April 30, 2026
This is what Jesus desires to invite us into: a contentment that is not dependent on who we are but on who he is.
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Colleen C. Mitchell
Colleen Mitchell is a writer, speaker, social worker, and mother. Her books include Who Does He Say You Are: Women Transformed by Christ in the Gospels and When We Were Eve: Uncovering the Woman God Created You to Be.
Martha and Mary: Jesus Loves Them Both
Colleen C. Mitchell
June 24, 2025
Martha and Mary’s handling of Jesus’ visit has much to teach us in our own time.
Finding God in My Depression
Colleen C. Mitchell
February 9, 2022
Depression has taught me that perhaps the greatest act of trust is to know that how God heals us is way less important than how he loves us.
The Importance of Self-Care
Colleen C. Mitchell
June 9, 2021
When we don’t turn away from our own suffering and declare it unworthy of compassion, consolation, and love, we learn to recognize pain rather than run from it.
‘What Do You Think of Me, Lord?’
Colleen C. Mitchell
May 12, 2020
The goal of prayer is to draw us into relationship with Christ. The core of prayer is a growing intimacy with our God. We all pray differently, each of us reflecting the image of God differently in our spirits and connecting with him in our unique way.
Fighting the Stigma of Mental Illness
Colleen C. Mitchell
May 9, 2018
Without a doubt, we are breaking barriers to the conversation about mental health and the taboo of speaking about it publicly.