Podcast Appearances
Does depression disqualify you from ministry? How can you find Biblical hope even in depression? Terry joins Amber Ginter Johnson to answer these questions and more to encourage Christians suffering from depression.
In this honest conversation about depression, Terry shares his testimony, discusses misconceptions about depression, and points listeners towards the hope we have in the Lord.
Terry discusses his journey with depression and explains how the Church can better approach this topic to support and encourage.
Are you wondering how you can support a loved one in their battle with depression? In this episode, Terry shares advice on handling the effects of depression on other family members.
Terry concludes his discussion with Family Vision on encouraging family members when supporting a loved one with depression.
Terry offers encouragement from his book, Serve Strong, and addresses doubts many Christians experience in their walk.
Terry shares truths from his book, Serve Strong, to encourage those serving in missions.
Terry discusses his book, Serve Strong, and truths from the book to encourage and equip fathers and leaders.
Terry discusses his book, Serve Strong, and reminds God’s servants of the promises God provided in His Word that daily sustain us.
Terry shares truths from his book, Serve Strong, and offers encouragement for leaders as they minister.
The Colorinchaos Podcast
Terry connects with a former student to share his battle with depression and encourages others to press on even in the midst of suffering.
“Do It Again, Lord!”
What is something that God has done for you, for a loved one, or for your church that makes you want to shout, "Do it again, Lord!"? Scene 1 Just as the blistering sun's rays and stale air sucks the moisture out of the desert floor, leaving it parched and...
Who Will Replace Robertson?
Stunned. Did I hear him correctly? Did he really say what I think he did? Are my hearing aids working properly? Robertson McQuilkin (1927--2016), then 85, walked by me on a parallel sidewalk five yards away. He pointed at me and exclaimed, "I prayed for you this...
STOP THIS ELEVATOR! I WANT TO GET OFF!
The Ups and Downs of a Depression-Pocked Day You don't want to get stuck on an elevator. You're stranded in a tight space with folks you don't know, in claustrophobic conditions, unsure how long you'll wait for rescue, all the while hoping that the others used...
WOULD YOU EXCHANGE YOUR ARMOR FOR A CHOIR ROBE?
Turning Fear Into Faith, Part 2 God is keenly sensitive to our tendency to feel afraid. He knew we'd often fret and feel threatened by obstacles and situations we can't control. Why else would the most repeated command in the Bible be "Do not fear"? And the command...
Turning Fear Into Faith
An unanticipated diagnosis causes your heart to lurch: cancer. Your company replaces you with a younger executive who costs them less. Your fiancé pierces your heart, reneging on his commitment, infatuated by someone else. Will your long-held desire for a husband...
WHAT DO I DO WHILE I’M WAITING ON GOD?
Even in a person not prone to depression, delays fuel discouragement. For those of us susceptible to despondency, waiting for something important can exacerbate the condition. Here's a revised version of an article I wrote years ago that has been tucked away in the...
THE SMILE OF GOD
When we think He's frowning at us, the opposite may be true. He had accepted Christ as a child, and lived out his faith through his high school years. His parents were strong Christians. But he didn't handle well the adjustment of leaving home for college. ...
PLEASE DO NOT LET ME STAY THE SAME
A Prayer for Change Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back. That's the title of a Charles Swindoll paperback I read in the 1980s. That's a realistic depiction of spiritual formation. At best, it is a zigzagging line on a graph, showing highs and lows. Over time,...
Questions To Ask Yourself When Suicide Looks Appealing
Vibrant. Handsome. Warm. That describes the face of the 36-year-old who stared at me today from the obituary page, squeezing my heart to the point of pain. I didn't know him personally. A college honors graduate. A sensitive person who regularly volunteered to serve...
