11 Reasons Spurgeon Was Depressed The Spurgeon Center at Midwestern Seminary has a fascinating article about Spurgeon’s depression: 11 Reasons Spurgeon Was Depressed. I’d encourage you to read the original article. I’ll highlight a few thoughts and quotes, especially...
Comforting Others with the Comfort We Receive The Puritan Pastor, Timothy Rogers, lived from 1658-1728. Rogers was a godly and competent pastor. On at least two occasions, each lasting an extended period of time, Rogers was overwhelmed by severe depression. Archibald...
Guest Post by Dr. Nate Brooks See the end of today’s post for Dr. Nate Brooks’ bio. A Word from Bob In our modern biblical counseling world, some folks have a strong reaction against any concepts that they assume arises from the world or specifically from secular...
A Word from Bob I’ve collated today’s post from The Annual Guide to Biblical Counseling Resources: 2021 Edition. For the 2022 Edition, go here. Depression: Booklets Ashmore, Margaret. Depression: The Sun Always Rises The periods of depression that we all share can...
A Word from Bob: I’ve collated today’s post from The Annual Guide to Biblical Counseling Resources: 2021 Edition. This guide provides 259 pages that collate 1,057 biblical counseling resources. Learn more about The Annual Guide here. Purchase a copy here. Depression:...
In Gospel Conversations: How to Care Like Christ, I present a model of counseling people who are suffering. It includes biblical sustaining empathy and biblical healing hope. Sustaining: “It’s Normal to Hurt”—Empathizing and Sharing Christ’s Comfort (2 Corinthians...
