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Pastor Bryan Lowe
I truly love Jesus, who saved me from destruction. I am His, completely and totally. I have deep issues, but these only enhance His love for me.
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Monthly Archives: July 2011
CCM Classic Focus on Bob Ayala
Blinded in his youth, Bob Ayala began performing in 1969 at The Salt Company, a Christian coffeehouse in Los Angeles, CA. He released his first album in 1976 and was also voted Best New Artist that year by CCM readers. … Continue reading
Posted in believer, CCM Bob Ayala, conflict, discipleship, Jesus Christ, music, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, worship, YouTube
Tagged CCM, CCM Bob Ayala, christian, Contemporary Christian music, worship, YouTube
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The Mystery of His Face
A Psalms Study Psalm 131, New Century Version (NCV) Childlike Trust in the Lord A song for going up to worship. Of David. 1 Lord, my heart is not proud; I don’t look down on others. I don’t do … Continue reading
Posted in believer, children, devotional, discipleship, God, grace, humility, mental illness, Mothers, personal comments, Psalm study, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, spiritual lessons, understanding
Tagged christian, David, faith, God, humility, mental illness, mother, Psalm study, Psalms, understanding, worship
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Wrong Things Said in Church
“There must be something wrong with your spiritual life.” Yes, depression CAN be a result of sin. BUT depression is NOT always a result of sin! If it is, God will tell you loud and clear what the problem is. … Continue reading
Broken Dreams, On a Friend’s Suicide
This is a guest post from TheNorEaster, hope it blesses! A TheNorEaster Post. An old buddy of mine from high school recently committed suicide. I cried myself to sleep the night I got the news, praying passionately and begging God to … Continue reading
Posted in believer, compassion, despair, discipleship, Jesus Christ, mental illness, personal comments, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, sin, spiritual lessons, suicide, understanding, Very helpful
Tagged afflictions, discipleship, faith, grief, humility, personal comments, sadness, suicide, testing, understanding
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Arriving Safely
Things can get pretty grim just living life. But add a disability, and suddenly it gets worse. A mental illness intensifies life, and the weird concoction of symptoms and hospitals, therapists and medications and family/friends is a bit daunting for anyone. It’s … Continue reading →