by Terry_Powell | Feb 26, 2018 | Depression and Faith |
The Story of an Unfinished Poem I haven’t ever tried to kill myself, nor have I been whisker-close to doing so. But I have thought that death would be preferable to living. A lot of times. When a pall of depression overwhelms me, negative thoughts vie for...
by Terry_Powell | Feb 24, 2018 | Depression and Faith
Bible Truths to Sustain Volunteers as well as Vocational Christian Leaders Opposition to goals. Lack of visible results. Self-condemnation over mistakes or failures in life or ministry. Frustration over continued vulnerability to temptation. Spiritual warfare....
by Terry_Powell | Feb 18, 2018 | Depression and Faith
Chronically ill? Recently lost a loved one? Recurring episodes of depression? Physical disability? If any of these conditions describe you or someone you love, absorb the perspectives and comfort of Joni Eareckson Tada’s Beside Bethesda: 31 Days Toward Deeper...
by Terry_Powell | Feb 14, 2018 | Depression and Faith
Perhaps my greatest earthly support in battling depression is my wife, Dolly. Her unconditional love and loyalty anchor me and remind me of how blessed I am even on days when I’m feeling downcast. On June 5, 2018 we will celebrate 47 years of marriage bliss (46 years...
by Terry_Powell | Feb 7, 2018 | Depression and Faith |
God created us with the wonderful capacity to feel. Whether it’s the unfettered joy of holding a new grandchild for the first time, the subtle exuberance when we accomplish a hard-won goal, or the awe-inspiring appreciation for a roseate sunrise, feelings are a...
by Terry_Powell | Feb 3, 2018 | All, Depression and Faith |
This is a different kind of post. It’s a story of spiritual warfare and my understanding of what happened. Before reading it, I encourage you to read or review my previous post on the role of God’s Word in battling depression: “Spiritual Bromide or Fuel for Faith?” If...
