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Depression, Where Is Your Sting? - Paperback

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by Robert D. McBain (Author)

If Christianity offers believers hope, freedom, and victory over darkness, why are Christians depressed? This book explores this question using the author's experiences with depression both as a non-believer and later as a Christian. Self-harm, suicidal behavior, and alcohol typified his non-Christian life until an encounter with Christ healed him from depression and delivered him from his self-destructive lifestyle. Unfortunately, the depression returned within a few years of becoming a Christian. He looked to the church for help but found none. This led him on a spiritual journey with God to find healing from depression. Join him as he unmasks the problem of depression in the church and explains how the church can lead sufferers to wholeness. He also shares his own struggles and describes how he found freedom from depression through Christ.

Author Biography

Robert D. McBain is pursuing a PhD in theology at Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, where he graduated with his DMin. Previously a quality engineer in the oil and gas industry, he now serves as Dean's Fellow in ORU's College of Theology and Ministry and review editor of Spiritus: Journal of Theology.

Number of Pages: 158
Dimensions: 0.34 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: February 25, 2021
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