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Brokenness - Depression - Christian

In this honest conversation about depression, Terry shares his testimony, discusses misconceptions about depression, and points listeners towards the hope we have in the Lord.

Terry discusses his journey with depression and explains how the Church can better approach this topic to support and encourage.

Are you wondering how you can support a loved one in their battle with depression? In this episode, Terry shares advice on handling the effects of depression on other family members.

Terry concludes his discussion with Family Vision on encouraging family members when supporting a loved one with depression.

Terry offers encouragement from his book, Serve Strong, and addresses doubts many Christians experience in their walk.

Terry shares truths from his book, Serve Strong, to encourage those serving in missions.

Terry discusses his book, Serve Strong, and reminds God’s servants of the promises God provided in His Word that daily sustain us.

The Colorinchaos Podcast

Terry connects with a former student to share his battle with depression and encourages others to press on even in the midst of suffering.

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I’M TIRED OF THESE 7 LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS

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5 STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP PASSAGES IN THE BIBLE

 God’s Word is first and foremost a message book, revealing the story and means of redemption. But it’s also a method book, in the broad sense of that term.Pastors, missionaries, teachers, and evangelists may glean from certain texts how-to ideas for fulfilling their...

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Do you prepare your own small group Bible studies or Sunday School lessons?Do you receive published curriculum from your church, but typically revise the lessons in view of the characteristics of your particular group of learners?Do you strive for an interactive...

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The late Larry Richards, biblical scholar and Christian Education specialist, lamented that even good Bible teaching usually stops at the level of interpretation.  In Creative Bible Teaching, he viewed a focus on application as the missing element in much Bible...

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Inherent in the nature of ministry, and in our still-sinful bent, are dangers for all of us who lead or teach God’s Word.  I repeatedly preach these four warnings to myself. 1.  Beware of pride.There’s a subtle tendency for us to take credit for what God does through...

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 Opposition.Weariness of mind, body, and spirit.Feelings of inadequacy.Discouragement over apparent lack of fruitfulness.What instills resiliency to face these and other obstacles to ministry motivation?For me, one answer is memorizing timeless promises in God’s...

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Whether your venue for communication is the pulpit, a classroom, or a small group meeting in a home, effectiveness requires application of five characteristics.  Use these guidelines to evaluate your  teaching and group leadership.1.     CLARITY Are my words ambiguous...

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​So what?According to Johnny Miller, former pastor and past President of Columbia International University, that's the most important question to ask when we study the Bible.The text says this (observation).  So what?The text means this (interpretation).  So...

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​Most Christian leaders feel embarrassed and apologetic when they cry, particularly if it’s in public.  We tend to equate weeping with emotional instability, loss of self-control, and fragility that’s the polar opposite of strong leadership.But God’s Word offers a...

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