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How Can Christians Have a Better Response to Mental Health Issues?

By Filings on Mon, 06/03/24
Christian Living
Mental Health
Depression

“far better people than I have experienced far worse depression, including Martin Luther, John Owen, and William Cowper, to name a few. I studied the life of Charles Spurgeon who battled depression, and found comfort in the fact that godly men and women had walked the same path I was walking.” - Randy Alcorn

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NewChristians can have a better…

Mon, 06/03/24

Christians can have a better response by better understanding the issues instead of viewing it as 1) someone needing to control their thoughts better, 2) the result of sinful behaviors or 3) some fake diagnosis created by a nebulas medical practice/pharma conglomerate seeking to increase market share.

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Dan Miller

NewHere’s a helpful podcast…

Mon, 06/03/24

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-crossway-podcast/id1457099163…1000656105749

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