“Light in the Darkness: Finding Hope in the Shadows of Depression” by Gary H. Lovejoy, Ph.D. and Gregory M. Knopf, M.D.
It is in the darkest of times when the smallest amount of light becomes the most effective. When the overwhelming weight of doubt and the consuming presence of depression shroud every circumstance, hope is often the thing that seems the greatest distance away. Light in the Darkness offers a heartening look into the realities of depression and fashions a biblical perspective that will give renewed life to a hope that endures.
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Demystifying Depression for Christians by Dr. Gregory Knopf
Demystifying Depression for Christians tackles the whats and whys of depression; but more importantly, it answers the follow-up questions about what comes next. Depression, along with its causes and treatments, can be understood. Don’t let confusion and discouragement paralyze you into a state of hopelessness and surrender. Knowing the “big picture” that is presented in this book can empower you to find the answers and take the steps to get help for yourself or your family and friends. As Dr. Knopf states in the book, “more than 90% of people can experience a full recovery if they are accurately diagnosed and treated.” Now is the time to break through and get started on that journey out of depression!
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“DO NOT FEAR” by Bonnie Knopf.
An intimate collection of songs that will minister to any hurting or troubled heart, and remind you (or awaken you) of God’s relentless, amazing and passionate love. You are not alone. Take a deep breath and be caught by surprise as you find yourself comforted and lifted up while listening to these songs from Bonnie’s heart.
Bonnie has released six albums and a children’s book: As I Kneel published by Waterbrook Press. She was often the lead vocalist for annual conventions of MOPS, Mothers of Preschoolers, and is also a requested solo performer and worship leader for conferences around the country.
Bonnie, a mother of three, lives on a 26 acre farm in Troutdale, Oregon with her husband Greg. To learn more about Bonnie and her music, visit her website at www.bonnieknopf.com.