Why do I feel like I'm drowning in my own tears?

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I can relate to feeling overwhelmed by emotions, but as a pastor, I've come to understand that tears can be a sign of something deeper. When I'm feeling down, I try to remember that my emotions are not just a reflection of my current circumstances, but also a reflection of my heart's condition. It's possible that I'm not just feeling sad or stressed, but that there's something more going on beneath the surface that needs attention.

As I reflect on my own experiences, I've come to realize that sometimes tears can be a sign of fatigue and stress, rather than a deep emotional pain. It's like Mundy said, "You're crying because you're crying." It's a vicious cycle that can be hard to break, but it's not necessarily a sign of something more serious. Of course, there are times when depression can be a sign of something deeper, and it's essential to listen to our hearts and seek help when we need it.

But even in the midst of depression, I've learned that it's possible to find hope and peace. When I'm feeling overwhelmed, I try to focus on the things that bring me joy, like playing chess or reading science fiction novels. I also try to remember that I'm not alone, and that God is always with me, even in the darkest times. As the Bible says, "I will weep, as a father weeps, over you" (Joel 2:13). God's love and sovereignty are always at work, even in the midst of suffering.

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