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With more than half a million mental health professionals in practice in the United States, it would appear that those seeking help with depression, addiction, anxiety, and a host of other mental issues could find the assistance they need.The vast majority of those professionals, however, can do more harm than good if their approach to their specialty ignores the spiritual point of view and moral values that Christian patients espouse.Larry Swaim has been a practicing psychotherapist for more than 30 years. Drawing upon biblical principles for good mental health, he counsels readers through some of the most commonmental and emotional illnesses and disorders so that they can make the best possible decisions for the care of themselves or family members.

Growing older is a privilege not everyone can enjoy. For those who do reach theirsenior years, however, it is a period of time filled with both opportunity and significantchanges. Each period of our lives has its own unique opportunities, and our senior yearsare no exception.In this book, Larry Swaim addresses many of the opportunities and challenges of older age. Aswe grow older, each of us has our own experiences and stories to tell and the opportunity to beinspired by those older biblical characters who successfully traversed the often difficult path ofgrowing older. Readers will find this book challenging, uplifting, and hopefully even inspiring, and that each chapter as it is read and studied will bring us a clear realization of the wonderfuland unique privileges that we have as older Christians in God's kingdom.

Opposites are all around us: hot and cold, light and dark, love and hate. Scripture is full of opposites, too: right and wrong, godliness and sin, good and evil. God's Word defines what is evil and what is good as well as the consequences and results of both choices.Larry Swaim is the author of Set in Stone, Growing Older in God's Grace, The Christian and Good Mental Health, and Faith: The Christian's Hope and Shield. In his newest study, Wicked or Worthy, he dissects what are commonly called the "seven deadly sins" and offers the virtues that counter each one.

So You Want to Be Popular has been revised several times, the latest in 2016. It continues to be a much requested book for Christan teenagers.The book outlines basic bibical principles of kindness, concern, patience, honesty, and truthfulness that are necessary for a person to be truly successful and happy. most teenagers want to be popular. It is more difficult than ever in this secular culture to be a Christan and be popular. It is possible, though. One simply has to apply the tried and true qualities and ideals in the Bible