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Kicking off the It’s OK To Not Be OK series, Pastor Scott discusses what happens when we don’t feel okay. Admitting that you are discouraged, depressed, anxious, sad or lonely is not an easy thing to do, sometimes especially so within the church. Sharing his own journey of experiencing seasonal depression when he moved from sunny California to rainy British Columbia, as well as countless examples from the Bible of people who didn’t feel okay, Scott discusses the first step to healing: asking for help.

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