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What Does Depression Mean For My Faith
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Biblical Hope for Those Who Suffer from Clinical Depression
Studies show that everyone will encounter someone who struggles with clinical depression at some point in their lifetime. Depression’s debilitating, pervasive joylessness is crippling. It can affect your body and brain, numb your emotions, and put strain on your relationships. For Christians, it can even inhibit them from delighting in the greatest gift ever known–the good news of the gospel.
What should Christians think about clinical depression? How can church leaders respond lovingly to those who face this dark, unsettling, and sometimes baffling dilemma? In What Does Depression Mean for My Faith? author and physician Kathryn Butler addresses common misconceptions about mental illness in the church. She offers grace, relief, and practical help to Christians who feel shame, and she equips church leaders with the tools they need to extend Christ’s love to the vulnerable.
*Comforts Those Who Suffer: Offers grace, relief, and practical help to Christians who feel shame over clinical depression
*Equips Those Who Care: Provides a clinical, theological, and practical understanding of depression so church leaders can compassionately assist those who suffer
*Short, Accessible Format: Combines anecdotes, a concise overview of depression, and practical pointers
*TGC Hard Questions Series: Equips readers with answers to difficult questions facing today’s church
2 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9781433593451
ISBN10: 1433593459
Kathryn Butler
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2024
TGC Hard Questions
Publisher: Crossway Books/ Good News Publishers
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