About
Not a ladder. A chair.
Still Here Faith exists because there is a specific kind of loneliness that comes from being a Christian who is struggling — and feeling like you should not be.
The feeling that depression means your faith is failing. That if you prayed more, it would lift. That your exhaustion is evidence of something broken in you rather than something hard happening to you. That you cannot say how bad it is because the people around you expect you to be okay.
This site was built for those people. Not as a ladder to climb. As a chair to sit in.
About Dan Larson
Still Here Faith was created by Dan Larson as a gentle Christian mental health resource hub for people who still believe but do not feel okay. The heart behind the site is simple: not a ladder, a chair.
Dan writes from lived experience — as someone who knows what it is like to sit in the long, quiet middle. He is not a therapist or counselor. He is a fellow traveler who has gathered prayers, verses, support resources, and honest words for the road.
He is the author of Still Here: Devotions for the Long, Quiet Middle, a gentle devotional for the days when you still believe but do not feel okay.
What Still Here Faith is
- • A Christian mental health resource hub with prayers, Bible verses, support directories, and free downloads
- • A gentle, shame-free space for believers who are struggling with depression, anxiety, numbness, grief, or burnout
- • A place to find starting points for support — online groups, Christian counseling directories, church care, and crisis resources
- • A companion to the Still Here devotional
- • A resource for friends, family, pastors, and church leaders who want to support people they love
What Still Here Faith is not
- — A medical, clinical, or therapeutic service
- — A crisis line or emergency mental health resource (for crisis, please call or text 988)
- — A substitute for professional mental health care, therapy, medication, or pastoral support
- — A place that claims prayer alone will cure depression
- — A source of medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment
A note on professional care: Therapy, medication, pastoral care, and medical support are all appropriate and often necessary parts of caring for mental health. This site affirms all of these. Seeking help is not a sign of weak faith — it is often how God provides healing and support.
📕 Still Here Devotional
Still Here: Devotions for the Long, Quiet Middle
A gentle devotional for the days when you still believe but you do not feel okay.
Get in touch
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ContactPlease note: This contact form is not a crisis resource. If you need immediate help, please call or text 988.
Still Here Faith offers Christian encouragement and resource navigation, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are in immediate danger, call or text 988. Always consult a licensed professional for mental health care.