Christ-Led Rebound Series: Depression, Oppression, and Possession

by Kene D. Ewulu

Overview

Christ-Led Rebound Series: Depression, Oppression, and Possession is the third in a series of proposed Christian booklets that addresses what we should all do to overcome the negative effects of mental and spiritual depression in our lives. It extends its area of coverage to spiritual oppression and possession, cumulatively termed as DOP. It defines depression, oppression, and possession, explaining why they are the devils strategies for undermining our progress. This booklet reveals from a biblical standpoint what we must do in order to rebound from the yoke of DOP and how we can keep our newly obtained victories intact. For those who are or those whose loved ones are undergoing depression occasioned by post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD), recovery from alcoholism, recovery from drug addiction, grief, or unforeseen negative afflictions, this book is recommended as a constant guiding and liberating companion. Dr. Kene D. Ewulu concludes the booklet with a brief glossary of subject-relevant definitions for the young Christian.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512753189
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	08/12/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	64
File size:	197 KB

About the Author

Dr. Kene D. Ewulu is a professor of organizational leadership and project management, an ordained pastor, and the author of the Christ-Led Rebound Series. He combines his academic pursuits with an empathetic heart for others, burning with the passion to enable men and women to embrace their mandates as spiritual leaders and moral compasses at home, at work, and in their communities. Kene is the founder and vice president of the Caleb Assembly, a nonprofit Christian ministry based in Columbia, South Carolina. The Caleb Assembly facilitates seminars and retreats for churches, motivates people in halfway homes, and challenges others to rebound on to righteous living through her global newsletters. He resides in Columbia with his wife, Ijeoma, and their three teenage children.