Cornerstone

Part 4: Adoration in Lament

“The deeper the pit from which we made our cries of lament, the deeper, longer, wider, and more intimate our fellowship with Christ.”

Part 3: Confession in Lament

“...suffering will always reveal our need, lack, and/or unbelief that is best responded to with some kind of confession. ”

Part 2: Deep Faith in Deep Darkness

“As Christians, we are not expected to always have an encouraging resolution. Sometimes life hurts so thoroughly we cannot see through the thick fog of our suffering.”

Part 1: Introducing Lament

“Lament to God offers...a safe place to let out your hurts, wrongs, and anxieties into hands that heal.”

“God is always near, always present, always holding us close, and through his Word, he is whispering words of true comfort to us.”

​“I bring all of my fears and doubts, the lies and uncertainties, and lay them at your feet, O Lord.”

"Depression says many things. All of them are lies."

“What Dr. Sapolsky cannot see, indeed cannot understand, was that Andreas’ heart was a significant causal component of his experience.”

"You can’t hope to understand someone’s struggle with depression by diagnosing it; you must listen to it."

Depression is the most common emotional issue people in our culture face both inside of the church and outside of the church. This class is designed to help counselors, disciplers, and friends in the church walk with others through the valley of depression.