OVERCOMING DEPRESSION (3)
by Tony Thomas
Scripture: Psalms 42:11, Matthew 11:28
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Overcoming Depression (3)
Series: Life Verses
Tony Thomas
Psalms 42:11; Matthew 11:28
On June 24, 2016 Christy Sheats called a family meeting. Her husband assumed that she had decided to tell their two daughters that their father wanted a divorce. Instead, she pulled out a gun and shot their girls! When the Police responded Sheats threatened them ... and she was shot dead.
People magazine attempted to unravel the mystery of the ''...perfect mother who imploded'' (July 1, 2016). It began with the death of her grandfather, which was followed by the death of her mother three months later. In the months that followed she was hospitalized three times, was diagnosed with depression, was prescribed medications, and hen her husband gave up on their marriage.
That was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back! Sheats knew her daughters adored their dad. If she couldn't have him, they couldn't have him, either! She ended their lives to make him suffer for the rest of his life!
Romans 3 describes the final stages of a society without God:
15 They are quick to kill, hating all who disagree.
16 They leave in their wake nothing but misery and trouble.
18 They care nothing about God, or what He thinks.
Did you hear what happened in Chicago last week? Chicago is now the murder capital of the United States. The Police got rid of their sirens in their squad cars! Can you imagine that? But, the sirens were replaced with a rendition of the National Anthem. That way, when suspects hear the anthem they automatically take a knee!
We're in a series called Life Verses. A Life Verse is a favorite verse, a go-to verse, a verse that is easily remembered. Our topics so far have been worry and standing firm, based on Matthew 6:34, Philippians 4:6 and Isaiah 7:9.
The Life Verses for this week were submitted by Nancy Howald and Ed Simpson:
Psalms 42:11 Why, my soul, are you depressed? Why are you upset? Put your hope in God, for I will praise Him again!
M ...
Series: Life Verses
Tony Thomas
Psalms 42:11; Matthew 11:28
On June 24, 2016 Christy Sheats called a family meeting. Her husband assumed that she had decided to tell their two daughters that their father wanted a divorce. Instead, she pulled out a gun and shot their girls! When the Police responded Sheats threatened them ... and she was shot dead.
People magazine attempted to unravel the mystery of the ''...perfect mother who imploded'' (July 1, 2016). It began with the death of her grandfather, which was followed by the death of her mother three months later. In the months that followed she was hospitalized three times, was diagnosed with depression, was prescribed medications, and hen her husband gave up on their marriage.
That was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back! Sheats knew her daughters adored their dad. If she couldn't have him, they couldn't have him, either! She ended their lives to make him suffer for the rest of his life!
Romans 3 describes the final stages of a society without God:
15 They are quick to kill, hating all who disagree.
16 They leave in their wake nothing but misery and trouble.
18 They care nothing about God, or what He thinks.
Did you hear what happened in Chicago last week? Chicago is now the murder capital of the United States. The Police got rid of their sirens in their squad cars! Can you imagine that? But, the sirens were replaced with a rendition of the National Anthem. That way, when suspects hear the anthem they automatically take a knee!
We're in a series called Life Verses. A Life Verse is a favorite verse, a go-to verse, a verse that is easily remembered. Our topics so far have been worry and standing firm, based on Matthew 6:34, Philippians 4:6 and Isaiah 7:9.
The Life Verses for this week were submitted by Nancy Howald and Ed Simpson:
Psalms 42:11 Why, my soul, are you depressed? Why are you upset? Put your hope in God, for I will praise Him again!
M ...
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