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Author Archives: David Heflin
For the Undiagnosed
One of the more frustrating tales you will hear from those in the chronically ill community is an all too common story of being undiagnosed, sometimes for years, sometimes forever. This leads to confusion regarding treatment plans and accusations of … Continue reading
Practical Theism In the Midst of Chronic Pain
Though Broken and Mended is a Christian support ministry for those dealing with chronic illness and pain, I desire to create a culture that is welcoming to all. The question is will people who do not believe in God or … Continue reading
At the Intersection of Grief, Depression, and Illness
I was disheartened last week to witness what transpired on Skip Bayless’ show on Fox Sports called “Undisputed.” Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback, Dak Prescott, had recently shared in an interview his struggle with depression in the wake of his brother’s suicide … Continue reading
Should We Look Forward to Death?
“But treating death flippantly and acting as if there are no consequences diminishes the victory that Jesus has won over death.” Continue reading
The Sacredness of Life
“Either you believe that God has created everyone in his image or not. You don’t get to choose by race, health, or immigrant status. You can’t wave a flag for the unborn and dehumanize the immigrant, the disabled, or people of color.” Continue reading
My Review of Walking By Faith
Chronic Illness: Walking by Faith by Esther Smith My rating: 5 of 5 stars I was invited to read an advanced copy of this book, and this work is so needed in the chronically ill community. It is written for … Continue reading
The Resurrection Doesn’t Expire On Easter
Death itself will be completely overturned, and we will never be robbed by death again! Continue reading
My Personal Thoughts During the Pandemic
I never felt more like I was in a movie scene than when I picked up my kids’ assignments in school drive-thru’s from teachers wearing masks. Continue reading
Coronavirus and the Immunocompromised
Furthermore, when people act like it is no big deal that the elderly and immunocompromised may die, as long as the healthy live, they commit both ageism and ableism. Continue reading
When Jesus Gives You Something Different Than What You Asked
When Jesus gives you something other than what you have asked, can you trust him enough to know his answer is what you needed more than what you had requested? Continue reading
