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Informationen zum Autor Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones was for many years the minister of Westminster Chapel, Buckingham Gate, London. He was previously a Church minister in Wales where he eventually retired. Klappentext CHRISTIANITY PROCLAIMS THE GOOD NEWS. SO WHY ARE CHRISTIANS TOO OFTEN UNHAPPY? In this great spiritual classic, Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones shows how defeated Christians can experience victory and fulfilment in their lives. His message is both challenging and uplifting. The best remedy for overcoming doubts, regrets, discouragement and fear of the future is learning to live the Christian life wholeheartedly, with conviction and confidence. Written with deep pastoral concern, this often moving book shows how to find that exuberant joy which only comes through knowing the peace of God. "The title may have confused or frightened some people...This book is really a mini encyclopaedia on how to know God and to walk with God." GEORGE VERWER in the foreword "This is pastoral teaching at its best, founded on biblical doctrine rather than psychology, faith-building rather than 'positive thinking'. I just can't speak too highly of it." FLOODTIDE Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981), a medical doctor by profession, is best known as the minister of Westminster Chapel in London where he preached for over forty years. A favourite Christian author, his books have brought encouragement to a world-wide readership. Also published by Marshall Pickering is Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones' powerful book 'Revival'. Zusammenfassung Spiritual Depression is one of the great classics of the modern Church and tackles the big question: If Christianity is such 'good news' why are its followers often unhappy?
