Depression Has a Big Voice. Make Yours Bigger! - Platt, Rebecca
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Depression is a joy-sucking, peace-robbing illness, and it can strike anyone at any time. It is no respecter of gender, ethnicity, education, or socioeconomic status. It is also no respecter of religion. Christians can struggle with depression just like anyone and that is the demograhic targeted in this book. For too long the subject of depression in churches has been ignore. Or worse yet, churches adopt the same stigmas surrounding mental health. When is the last time you heard a sermon focusing on depression and the Christian? Even if it is addressed, there is still that unspoken idea that…mehr

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Depression is a joy-sucking, peace-robbing illness, and it can strike anyone at any time. It is no respecter of gender, ethnicity, education, or socioeconomic status. It is also no respecter of religion. Christians can struggle with depression just like anyone and that is the demograhic targeted in this book. For too long the subject of depression in churches has been ignore. Or worse yet, churches adopt the same stigmas surrounding mental health. When is the last time you heard a sermon focusing on depression and the Christian? Even if it is addressed, there is still that unspoken idea that if you were really a good Christian you would be able to cure it yourself. Tell that to the great authors and scholars, Charles Spurgeon, John Piper, Beth Moore, John Ortberg. The list is long. Throughout history great men and women of God has struggled with this illness. It has nothing to do with a lack of faith. We are all wired differently and certainly our brains are. Also, past trauma hardwires our brain to respond in different ways and we might find ourselves more prone to depression and anxiety. How we think, our language, and our behavior all play a part in either causing an episode or contributing to it. Therefore, there are usually lifestyle changes that need to be examined. Sometimes medication is needed in the beginning so we can at least find the mental clarity to begin the hard work of battling their depression but it is not usually a long-term solution. This devotional supplies much needed help while a person is recovering from their depression. The sixty days provides insight into the illness with scripture verses and questions to help the reader begin their journey to wholeness. There are a number of appendices with additional "helps". You do not have to fight this battle alone and there is victory awaitng you. God is able to bring you to the other side of your illness and equip you to live a more joyful and fulfilling life. God bless you as you take this journey.
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Rebecca Platt is a graudate of Grand Vally State University with a major in Psychology. Post graduate courses: Clinical Pastoral Education. She is a former Bible teacher and and lay-counselor as well. She has conducted retreats and has been the guest speaker for numerous conferences. She is currently a full-time author who has written another non-fiction book, More, ,How to find God's will for your life, an e-book for now but soon a softcover. She is currently working on her on her third non-ficiton book about prayer, as well as her first Bible study. She also writes fiction novels under the pseudonym of Perry Rowe, the first "The Second Best Christmas" as an e-book soon to be in softcover. She blogs at goodthoughtsgoodlives.com where she focuses on living a joy-filled life free of depression and anxiety. She loves writing,reading, Bible study, researching and all things DIY. She lives in an old farmhouse that her and her husband have completely remodeled. Oh, and she is a coffee lover.