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Dark Water: A Pastors Memoir of Depression and Faith/ Michael J. Scholtes.

Summary:
There is a voice in Michael's head. A voice that tells him he is worthless and unlovable. The voice masquerades as his own, wreaking havoc on his friendships and romantic relationships. It keeps him from pursuing his calling—a career as a pastor. It tears his life apart piece by piece, leading him to attempt suicide on more than one occasion. The voice almost defeats him, and yet there is another, more powerful voice—the still, small voice of God always whispering to him, “I love you.” This is the true story of Michael’s journey from a precocious child in a small town to the spiritual leader of a faith community, and how he slowly and fitfully learns how to listen to the better angels within. Told with brutal honesty and insight into his own mental condition, this is a story of friendship, depression, despair, faith, and a God who refuses to let go.

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  • ISBN: 9781633376014
  • Physical Description: 286 pages; paperback. cm
  • Publisher: United States: Boyle and Dalton publishers, 2022.
Subject: Local author.
Christian self help.
Depression.
Memoir.
Genre: Biography.

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Bangor Public Library B 92 SCH (Text) 75011000390812 Adult Biography Available -

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