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I Can’t Pray the Bipolar Away – Dissecting John MacArthur’s Crazy Views on Mental Illness

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Sunburnt Souls – Where Faith and Mental Health Collide

In this episode of Sunburnt Souls, Dave Quak takes on John MacArthur’s controversial claims that psychiatry is a scam and mental illness isn’t real.

Faith and Mental Health: Can They Coexist?

Speaking not as an expert but from lived experience, Dave unpacks:

  • Why dismissing mental illness is harmful and can push people further into isolation.
  • How faith, therapy, and medication can work together in God’s healing process.
  • Why seeking help for mental health does not mean you have weak faith.

Breaking the Stigma in the Church

For many, there’s a tension between trusting God and getting professional help. This episode challenges that false divide and encourages believers to:

  • Embrace a holistic approach to healing.
  • Support those struggling with mental illness instead of dismissing their pain.
  • See therapy and medication as tools, not obstacles, in a faith-filled life.

Listen Now: A Raw and Honest Response

If you’ve ever wrestled with the intersection of faith and mental health, this episode is a must-listen.

  • Watch on YouTube: Click Here
  • Read the Full Response Document: Click Here
  • Subscribe to Sunburnt Souls for more honest conversations about faith and mental well-being.
  • Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred platform.

CONNECT

Follow Sunburnt Souls for raw stories of faith, mental health, and hope:
🔗 Facebook | 🔗 YouTube 🔗 Instagram

BRAND NEW ONLINE COURSE!
🧠✨ Loving Life with Faith and Mental Health

28 days. $28. A practical, hope-filled course to help you:
✅ Embrace your identity in Jesus
✅ Build life-giving spiritual rhythms
✅ Navigate mental health with honesty and faith
👉 Start your 28-day journey today

💌 Join Our Community

Get weekly encouragement, bonus content, and resources in your inbox:
👉 Subscribe to the newsletter

🙌 Support the Mission

Help us keep creating free, faith-filled mental health content:
👉 Donate to Sunburnt Souls

⭐️ Leave a Review

Love this episode? A quick rating or review helps more people find hope.
👉 Rate us on Apple Podcasts | 👉 Rate on Spotify

PARTNERS

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Sunburnt Souls – Where Faith and Mental Health Collide

In this episode of Sunburnt Souls, Dave Quak takes on John MacArthur’s controversial claims that psychiatry is a scam and mental illness isn’t real.

Faith and Mental Health: Can They Coexist?

Speaking not as an expert but from lived experience, Dave unpacks:

  • Why dismissing mental illness is harmful and can push people further into isolation.
  • How faith, therapy, and medication can work together in God’s healing process.
  • Why seeking help for mental health does not mean you have weak faith.

Breaking the Stigma in the Church

For many, there’s a tension between trusting God and getting professional help. This episode challenges that false divide and encourages believers to:

  • Embrace a holistic approach to healing.
  • Support those struggling with mental illness instead of dismissing their pain.
  • See therapy and medication as tools, not obstacles, in a faith-filled life.

Listen Now: A Raw and Honest Response

If you’ve ever wrestled with the intersection of faith and mental health, this episode is a must-listen.

  • Watch on YouTube: Click Here
  • Read the Full Response Document: Click Here
  • Subscribe to Sunburnt Souls for more honest conversations about faith and mental well-being.
  • Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred platform.

CONNECT

Follow Sunburnt Souls for raw stories of faith, mental health, and hope:
🔗 Facebook | 🔗 YouTube 🔗 Instagram

BRAND NEW ONLINE COURSE!
🧠✨ Loving Life with Faith and Mental Health

28 days. $28. A practical, hope-filled course to help you:
✅ Embrace your identity in Jesus
✅ Build life-giving spiritual rhythms
✅ Navigate mental health with honesty and faith
👉 Start your 28-day journey today

💌 Join Our Community

Get weekly encouragement, bonus content, and resources in your inbox:
👉 Subscribe to the newsletter

🙌 Support the Mission

Help us keep creating free, faith-filled mental health content:
👉 Donate to Sunburnt Souls

⭐️ Leave a Review

Love this episode? A quick rating or review helps more people find hope.
👉 Rate us on Apple Podcasts | 👉 Rate on Spotify

PARTNERS

🎙️ Sunburnt Souls is proudly produced by ...

  continue reading

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