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In Daring To Fight, Victoria Mininger shares her painful battle with clinical depression and lays out practical steps for how she fought her way from dark days of lying on the couch to re-engaging in life again. Shame tells those struggling with depression and anxiety they are not good enough. It tells them there is something fundamentally wrong. Well-meaning friends may even whisper that a lack of faith is the cause of these deep-rooted issues-adding another layer to the shame storm for believers. They are pointed to the Bible, left to memorize verses, pray more, and go to church more without any practical guidance for how to tie God's Word to the day-to-day obstacles that come with these struggles. In this eight-week guidebook, Victoria outlines what it takes to battle depression head-on with grit, grace, and faith from a strong foundation in God's Word to intentional daily rhythms. So much more than a band-aid for the heart, Daring to Fight shows those struggling with depression and anxiety how to stand on their own two feet and once again fight for their healing and health.

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Victoria Mininger is a former pastor’s wife, mom to four daughters and owns and runs a residential construction firm - Bear Creek Outdoor Living - and along with her husband and a team of craftsmen, they build cool stuff but more importantly they strive to build people. Victoria holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and Christian counseling from Liberty University with over twenty years of training and experience in Christian ministry. Victoria has spent the last few years facilitating depression support groups through the local church, desiring to see others find victory in their own journeys. In her downtime, she can be found exploring and hiking the long trails of the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains where she resides with her husband of twenty-four years and their four daughters.

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