Americans are talking more about mental health than ever—but many believers still feel torn between seeking emotional wellness and staying rooted in biblical faith. Dr. K. Alan Stokes speaks directly into that tension.

Dr. Stokes is an author, minister, and pastoral counselor whose new book, Continuing Covenant: Extending His Faithfulness to a Thousand Generations, and companion “Born To Know Him” podcast explore how a deep covenant relationship with God can stabilize the mind and heart in seasons of fear, grief, and uncertainty. Drawing from his own story—dedicated to God before birth, tested through loss, and refined through decades of ministry—he offers practical, compassionate guidance for people who love Jesus and are struggling emotionally.

For your audience, Dr. Stokes can address:

• How covenant faith in God’s unchanging promises brings emotional stability in a culture of anxiety, instability, and digital overload.
• The connection between a fervent prayer life and psychological resilience—how daily intimacy with Christ calms intrusive thoughts, fear, and despair.
• How to walk with God through grief, loss, and trauma without denying real pain.
• Practical ways churches and Christian families can talk about mental health without stigma while staying grounded in Scripture.
• How believers can discern God’s voice and maintain peace amid social media noise, 24/7 news, and the rise of AI and technology.

Sample interview questions:

1. In a time of rising anxiety and instability, what does a “continuing covenant” with God practically look like for someone battling fear or depression?
2. How have you personally seen prayer, Scripture, and covenant identity bring mental and emotional healing—in your life and in those you counsel?
3. Many Christians worry that talking about mental health means they lack faith. How do you bridge the gap between sound psychology and solid theology?
4. What encouragement would you give to someone who feels they’ve “failed” God because of burnout, emotional breakdown, or spiritual exhaustion?
5. How can churches better shepherd people who are struggling silently in the pews?

Dr. Stokes is a warm, clear, and thoughtful guest who communicates deep biblical truths in a way that feels accessible, pastoral, and highly relevant to today’s headlines. He is comfortable with live or pre-recorded interviews, radio, TV, and podcasts.

I would be happy to coordinate dates and provide a media one-sheet, book copy, and sample podcast episodes for your review.

Would you be open to considering Dr. K. Alan Stokes for an upcoming segment on faith and mental health?