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Depression
Depression is a real thing. According to the website http://www.healthline.com, it’s estimated that 21 million adults in the United States have at least one major bout with depression each year. Of course, that number is probably low given the fact that … Continue reading →
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Depression
Depression is a real thing. According to the website http://www.healthline.com, it’s estimated that 21 million adults in the United States have at least one major bout with depression each year. Of course, that number is probably low given the fact … Continue reading →
Posted in Adversity, Attitude, Brokenness, Depression, Discipleship, Encouragement, God's Work, Humility, Loneliness, Ministry, Perseverance, Preaching, Suffering, Trials, Trusting In God
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Tagged Can God use depression?, Charles Spurgeon's depression, Christians and depression, Depression, depression and the Bible, depression stats for America, Does God cause depression?, God bringing good out of depression, how God can use depression, people who asked God to kill them, Ralph Barton, Ralph Barton suicide note, Ralph Barton The New Yorker, Spurgeon's attitude toward depression, suicide and the Bible, the pit of depression, what Spurgeon said about depression
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The Disciple's Road 