How to Battle Depression and Suicidal Thoughts

De: Ray Comfort

Narrado por: Tom Parks

Depression and suicide aren't just a worldwide epidemic, they also hit home. With over 350 million people suffering from depression and an estimated one million Americans attempting suicide each year, most of us have been affected by this terrible plague - or perhaps struggle with it ourselves. How can we help those who feel they have no hope?

In this moving fictional account, a caring bystander tries to convince a suicidal young man that his life has value and he has much to live for. Through their conversation, you will discover why we all have great worth, everyone has a reason and purpose for living, no situation is ever hopeless, and suicide is never a good option.

Whether you want to be able to share these truths with others, or you need to hear them yourself, this impactful book will offer a lasting cure for this growing epidemic.

Includes helpful, hope-filled sidebars from the world's best Counselor.

©2018 eChristian (P)2018 eChristian

Peace Giving

I have been looking up to Ray Comfort for the past four years now through my journey to finding the Lord. I am honored to get the chance to listen to this book. I hope that some day I can bump into him just so I can thank him! God Bless you Ray!

Not what I expected it to be

The title made me think that it was going to be a how-to guide. It was actually a fictional account of the Gospel being used to lead a suicidal man from suicide. It was a good book with a great message, the only thing I don’t like is that the title made me think it was something different from what it was.

Must Read!

I will be listening to this over and over again, everytime depression, and suicidal thoughts come to still my joy (and inner peace).

too religious

its to focused on god and the bible. what if someone doesn't have any religious beliefs. then nothing is stopping them.

Great book! It changed my life!

I was depressed and feeling like why live? And even though I do not understand why, I have hope. I take medication and go to therapy twice a week, but this book really helped by pointing me to God and His love and my worth in God's eyes.