Are we all addicted to something?  Or are only certain people born with addictive personalities?  A Biblical view of addiction enables us to move from constant recovery to freedom from bondage.

Are we all addicted to something?  Or are only certain people born with addictive personalities?  A Biblical view of addiction enables us to move from constant recovery to freedom from bondage.

While people experience depression in much the same way, there is not one universal cause--or solution.  Yet God’s Word gives us paths out of the depths of despair.

“The anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.”  So what are we to do with all that anger, rage, hurt, frustration, and bitterness?

Climbing quickly to the top of the charts are problems with fear, worry, and anxiety.  Don’t we have a lot to be anxious about in this life?

Self-esteem.  Self-worth.  Self-love.  Self-hatred.  Self-confidence.  Selfie?  In a time when we are tempted to be self-obsessed, we need a Biblical sense of self.

Our problems can often appear to be the most difficult puzzle we have ever tried to solve.  What’s the crux—the heart—of the matter?

Any problem we face in this life—personally, in our marriage, or in parenting our children—should send us back to Square One.  And that’s a good thing.