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Dave Ebert is a comedian and founder of Well Versed Comedy, and a fellow podcaster. Today, Dave shares the story of how he learned improv in professional wrestling, faced depression and suicidal thoughts, and found a new start in comedy. Dave is transparent about going through the dark seasons and we spend a few minutes talking about why the funniest people are sometimes the most depressed. It’s a tragedy that needn’t persist. Dave is passionate about helping those on the brink while also bringing some laughter and cheer. How the Lord brought him here is a fun story.
Listen to Dave’s story now!
Stories Dave shared:
Great quotes from Dave:
We’re too afraid to get our hands dirty and find out the truth.
On the mountain there were two choices, I can take my life or I can give my life.
I’ve got quite a few of those sacred scars that I’m using through various things I’m involved in.
Take that next breath. Take that next step. Live that next hour. Live that next day. Because it’s worth it and God will use it once you’re ready to give it over to him.
Resources we mentioned:
Related episodes:
The post Dave Ebert and A Funny Way to Overcome Depression appeared first on Eric Nevins.
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Dave Ebert is a comedian and founder of Well Versed Comedy, and a fellow podcaster. Today, Dave shares the story of how he learned improv in professional wrestling, faced depression and suicidal thoughts, and found a new start in comedy. Dave is transparent about going through the dark seasons and we spend a few minutes talking about why the funniest people are sometimes the most depressed. It’s a tragedy that needn’t persist. Dave is passionate about helping those on the brink while also bringing some laughter and cheer. How the Lord brought him here is a fun story.
Listen to Dave’s story now!
Stories Dave shared:
Great quotes from Dave:
We’re too afraid to get our hands dirty and find out the truth.
On the mountain there were two choices, I can take my life or I can give my life.
I’ve got quite a few of those sacred scars that I’m using through various things I’m involved in.
Take that next breath. Take that next step. Live that next hour. Live that next day. Because it’s worth it and God will use it once you’re ready to give it over to him.
Resources we mentioned:
Related episodes:
The post Dave Ebert and A Funny Way to Overcome Depression appeared first on Eric Nevins.