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Bible Scriptures to Combat the Spirit of Depression

By: Alicia Grant
Narrated by: Alicia Grant
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Publisher's Summary

This audiobook is dedicated to everyone who is struggling with depression and anxiety. There are millions of people who are suffering from these conditions on a daily basis and many do not know how they will make it through each day. The good news is any stronghold can be destroyed because the word of God is quick, powerful, and sharper than any two edged sword.

Content

I Dedication

II Author's Preface

III Acknowledgement

IV The Invitational Prayer

V The Welcome

VI A Prayer of Thanksgiving, Deliverance and Healing

VII Bible Scriptures To Combat The Spirit Of Depression-Old Testament

VIII Bible Scriptures To Combat The Spirit Of Depression-New Testament

IX A Prayer Of Victory

X The Conclusion

©2013 Alicia Grant (P)2013 Alicia Grant
Personal Success Bibles Christianity Mental Health
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