Depression in Marriage • Walking Alongside a Depressed Spouse
What a husband or wife does or says in relation to a depressed spouse can either exacerbate the symptoms or help relieve them.
War Stories and White Fences
Each home has its unbelievers and its believers; and thereby a good war is sent to break a bad peace. St Jerome I was born with a minor defect that caused unavoidable and almost constant urinary tract infections. It took many years and doctors for us to discover...
Letter-Writing Ministry
The ministry of letter writing pours out God’s love into a lonely, hurting world, life-giving and nourishing to both the receiver and writer.
What It’s Like to Be a Mother of a Chronically Ill Child
Being a mother of a chronically ill child means I am seeing a side of life that I barely knew existed. I see other mommas, in the waiting rooms, at the hospital, on the streets. And I see them with their obviously medically fragile children. I really, really see them, and try to smile when I meet their eyes.
Loving the Depressed: How the Church Can Be Like Christ
I’m nearly 60. I’ve struggled with depression and anxiety all my life. I see how the church needs to be loving the depressed.
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