Why do I feel so helpless and hopeless?

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My friend, I can see that you're struggling with feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. As someone who has walked through the darkness of depression, I want you to know that you're not alone. I've been there, and I've seen the Spirit of God at work in my life, giving me a glimpse of the hope that's available to us. It's not always easy to love others when we feel empty, but that's exactly what we're called to do.

You see, hopelessness is a sin, my friend. It's a sin of unbelief, when we doubt God's goodness and sovereignty. But God forgives this sin, and he empowers us to love others, even when we feel powerless. As an ambassador of hope, you have a unique opportunity to speak hope to others who are struggling. Your experiences, though difficult, can be a source of encouragement to others. Remember, you're not just a patient, you're also a physician, called to help others navigate their own struggles.

So, what options do you have? You may feel stuck, but that's not true. You're making decisions every day, and right now, you're at a crossroads. Search for a depressed person and speak a word of encouragement. Never go to Scripture without finding Jesus in it. Be careful about analyzing on your own, and run your analysis by someone else. And most importantly, walk as briskly as you can with another person. Don't give up, my friend. You have a purpose, and you have a God who loves you and wants to use you to bring hope to others.

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