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Jun 15, 2024 52 min

A Conversation About Depression With Dr. Terry Powell

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Terry shares his journey from childhood depression to developing an impactful ministry to those who struggle with depression. Depression occurs at a higher rate amongst those with chronic illness and pain than the general population It is why we continue to speak out about mental health issues. Through his humility and by his radical dependence on God, Terry shows the church better ways to talk about depression and how God can use in powerful ways what he doesn't take away. Terry's website dedicated to helping Christians navigate depression can be found here: Home - Penetrating the Darkness. You can also email Terry at [email protected] for a reference sheet of resources addressing depression. The books we discuss in the episode can be found here: Serve Strong - Penetrating the Darkness And here: Amazon.com: Can You See The Cross From There?: Grace and Grit For Sufferers and Sinners eBook : Powell, Terry: Kindle Store. Terry also mentions two other book recommendations, which can be found here: Amazon.com : david murray christians get depressed too Spurgeon's Sorrows: Realistic Hope for those who Suffer from Depression: Eswine, Zack: 9781781915387: Amazon.com: Books

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