Stephen Grcevich, MD

Ran into a friend of @KeyMinistry at the White House today. There is no greater champion for mental health in Christian media than @parshalltalk

@AshleyBastock42 Whose fault is that?

James Harden says they “didn’t play a quarter of Cavs basketball” offensively.

Dan...wish some of your players and your coach cared as much as you do. I have confidence you'll do what needs to be done.

The first problem... @REFLOG18 seems to care a lot more than several guys with eight-figure salaries. Never have so many paid so much done so little.

Updating his LinkedIn profile to show his "Ready to Work" badge... #Cavs

Quitters don't leave legacies. #Cavs

@aaron_renn @ryanburge Agree! Integrity with data seems in short supply these days. All too often in my profession (medicine), findings are twisted to support a favored narrative. Never get that impression in following Ryan's work. His pursuit of truth in his work is a much-needed Christian witness.

. @ryanburge is an archetype of the high-minded Protestant man who is interested in truth, fairness, and getting it right above merely championing his own team or cause. He may not always be right. He's not above criticism. But you see all too few people even trying these days.

Here's a summary article, recently updated for some friends in ministry describing the extent to which kids and adults with "hidden disabilities" - especially mental health conditions are underrepresented in the church. drgrcevich.substack.com/p/the-hidden-d…

@kageyPhoto @DavidAFrench onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

@drgrcevich @DavidAFrench I'm curious - what is the source of that? My wife is working on a degree in disability ministry, and would like to point her to some additional research.

@DavidAFrench Wish there had been some mention of their church. Sadly, the presence in the home of a child with autism decreases the likelihood of that family setting foot in a church by 84%, compared to families unaffected by disability.

My goodness. This is so beautiful.

Our @KeyMinistry team has lost a dear friend and Board member and the American church a great disability ministry champion in Lamar Hardwick... the "Autism Pastor." Please watch the last eight minutes of his final sermon last month to close worship at Disability and the Church. youtu.be/0zbNGWV3T8w?si…

There was a time when promotion of healthy reality testing was an essential component of a mental health professional's job. We gradually abandoned that over the last forty years when the commissars of the sexual revolution hijacked our medical and mental health institutions.

@SethDillon There was a time when promotion of healthy reality testing was an essential component of a mental health professional's job. We gradually abandoned that over the last forty years when the commissars of the sexual revolution hijacked our medical and mental health institutions.

To be mentally healthy is to be dedicated to reality. Any therapist who affirms a patient’s delusion and pushes them into surgery is harming them, both mentally and physically. May this be one of many expensive settlements.

Study involving nearly two million kids... nearly one in ten pediatric visits are for mental health. 250% increase in pediatrician visits for anxiety over the last ten years, four-fold increase in pediatric visits for autism. nytimes.com/2026/05/18/sci…

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Looking forward to this conversation with Beth Golik later today for this month's Disability Ministry Video Roundtable from @KeyMinistry. Link to register is in the comments.

This is a great point. How can a parent entrust their child to an institution that sought to profit from the gender confusion experienced by their child and many others - especially when the medical establishment continues to champion “gender affirming care?”

Many young adults imagine they can play the relational field hard through their 20s, then settle down to marry and have kids around 30—à la @alexandracooper. And sure, some pull it off. More-educated, affluent Americans manage it more often than not. But what most don't realize: more sexual experience—especially 9+ partners—is linked to lower odds of marital success up & down the socioeconomic ladder. It's a robust predictor of divorce, with the effect holding with or without controls for religion, race, and education. This isn't a churchgoer story, or a college-grad story. It's a relational story. And the costs fall hardest on those least able to absorb them. Lower-SES adults are more likely to combine multiple relationships w/ childbearing—and when those relationships break up, it's their kids who pay the price.

@NilsSmith I’d rather build whichever of those two options is most impactful in bringing honor and glory to God. If that’s a business that generates money to fund ministry or a personal platform that leads others to seek him, so be it.

Would you rather: A) Build a highly profitable business nobody knows about B) Build a highly visible personal brand that opens endless opportunities

This is a great piece from @DeborahGeesling on a wonderful Christian ministry seeking to provide housing for young adults with serious mental illness - "Christ-centered homes that will be like family" - offering dignity, purpose and stability. open.substack.com/pub/deborahgee…