With the continuous application of the principles of God’s word, together with medical treatment if necessary, you'll discover that your heavy yoke of depression will be lighter!

Throughout the Bible there are accounts of Jesus being viewed as stirring up “trouble!” From the time He appeared and began His earthly ministry, to the moment He ascended back into Heaven, Jesus upset tradition. Today we will study events that transformed the church and apply the lesson to our lives, as believers.

Whether you're out of work, having health problems or wondering how you're going to make it through family or financial problems, it's easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged. Sometimes the weight of everyday cares and disappointments and the nagging feeling of hopelessness and lack of fulfillment can trigger the blues and even depression. What does the Bible say about how to deal with discouragement and deeper negative feelings of depression?

Whether you're out of work, having health problems or wondering how you're going to make it through family or financial problems, it's easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged. Sometimes the weight of everyday cares and disappointments and the nagging feeling of hopelessness and lack of fulfillment can trigger the blues and even depression. What does the Bible say about how to deal with discouragement and deeper negative feelings of depression?

Our topic this morning is, “ Are You Anchored in the Lord” (Acts 27:29). Most people bring themselves into trouble, because they do not know when they are well off; they come to harm and loss by aiming to mend their condition, often against advice. Observe the solemn profession Paul made of relation to God. No storms or tempests can hinder God's favour to his people, for he is a Help always at hand. It is a comfort to the faithful servants of God when in difficulties, that as long as the Lord has any work for them to do, their lives shall be prolonged. Grab you Bible and notepad. We will meet you in the Scripture.

This week’s lesson is a continuation of last week’s topic. Please dive in depth into the scriptures used.

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Our topic this morning is “ Evidence of a Believer.” Today we will be addressing you from Psalms 1:1-6.

Whether you're out of work, having health problems or wondering how you're going to make it through family or financial problems, it's easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged. Sometimes the weight of everyday cares and disappointments and the nagging feeling of hopelessness and lack of fulfillment can trigger the blues and even depression. What does the Bible say about how to deal with discouragement and deeper negative feelings of depression?

The great enemy of the Christian is the sin of unbelief—the sin of refusing to accept what God says and the sin of refusing to do what God says. The great friend of the Christian is the joy of belief and the joy of obedience. This morning, where is God asking you to simply take him at his word and say, “I believe.”

Fear is a normal human emotion designed by God to alert us to danger so that we will take action against it. It has a purpose. It tells us to take precautions, to be wise in our dealings with strangers and strange situations. We need to think of it as a gift.

God wants us to know that He is still Lord! God hasn't forgotten the investment He made in us, and like He called Israel back to Himself on Mount Carmel, God wants to call His people back to today.

It’s “Show Time!”

Are you a worrier? What do you worry about? Do you worry that you won't be able to pay your bills? Do you worry about your children when they're out of your sight? Worry is to be uneasy in the mind, to feel anxiety about something, to fret. Interestingly, it comes from an Old English word that means "to strangle."

God instructs us not to worry, and Scripture overwhelms us with reasons for not being anxious. Let's look at an interesting incident in the Old Testament that gives us a powerful defense against worry.

Even when the times are dangerous, unpredictable, uncontrollable, and full of high-risk. Even when we are in the midst of a pandemic, loneliness, heartache, and financial trouble, the Bible instructs us on how to overcome down times.