Light in a Dark Place

Encountering Depression

By: Carlton L. Coon Sr.

Narrated by: Brian R. Scott

Are emotional and mental health issues unacceptable to Christian conversation? Light in a Dark Place: Encountering Depression is an attempt to bring the experience of depression into the light of day. Those who experience major depressive disorder need to have their difficulty validated. Family members, friends, leaders, and pastors need to know what depression is. Finally, we need artillery to help to fight back against depression. Light in a Dark Place accomplishes all of this and more!

©2019 Carlton L. Coon, Sr. (P)2022 Carlton L. Coon, Sr.

Thank you

Not enough Christian books on depression. I strongly recommend this book to people that deal with depression

practical

This is practical for those with clinical depression and friends of those with that struggle.

Beautifully Written and Deeply Needed

Light in a Dark Place is beautifully written and deeply encouraging. It offers compassion, clarity, and hope without minimizing the reality of depression. The words feel thoughtful, genuine, and grounded in real understanding. This is a book that meets you where you are, whether you are currently battling depression, have walked through it in the past, or love someone who is. It reminds you that light is still present, even in the darkest seasons. A must read for everyone.