Can I ever be free of anxiety and depression?
"Some have estimated that many millions battle depression (the number is even higher among teenagers) and even more suffer from anxiety. Lots of statistics abound with many findings and conclusions but the simple summation of it all proves that many people — older and younger — suffer from these struggles in life. Not only is it rampant outside the church, but these real battles are common inside the church as well. So, the question is: what can be done? How can one think about this? What action must be taken for help, for proper thinking, for real heart-sourced change? . . . With brutal honesty and clear testimonials, the recounting of Miano’s life history will stir and encourage God’s people when they face various difficulties of life . . . One will find much biblical truth to stand upon when the waves of doubt, the flood of guilt, and the thoughts of despair assail the soul. – Pastor Geoffrey Kirkland, Christ Fellowship Bible Church (St. Louis, MO) and Certified Biblical Counselor (ACBC)
"This book is an invaluable resource for pastors, counselors, and anyone involved in ministry. It is also a must-read for everyone who has endured anxiety and depression or knows someone who has, which is all of us." – Virgil Walker; Conference Speaker, Author, Commentator
"Tony is a masterful storyteller and sound bible teacher. I would encourage believers to read this book, and even if you do not agree with every conclusion it draws, it certainly identifies one of the great problems of our day: the idol of comfort.” — Dr. M. Keith Foskey, Sovereign Grace Family Church (Jacksonville, FL)
“Having a front row seat to witness God’s incredible renewal of Tony’s mind has been a great blessing to me as one of his pastors. As I read my dear brother Tony’s book, chapter by chapter as it was being written, I cried tears of joy . . . Tony’s transparency in detailing his own struggles, coupled with the true victory found in believing Jesus’ promises, makes this book an absolute must read for those who live with depression. Even now, when Tony confesses moments of anxiousness, I tell him to read his own book and believe it.” – Pastor Mike Reid, Grace Fellowship Church (Davenport, IA)