David Murray

Dr. David Murray is Professor of Old Testament and Practical Theology at Puritan Reformed Seminary. He is also Pastor of Grand Rapids Free Reformed Church. David is the author of Christians get depressed too, How Sermons Work, and Jesus on Every Page. You can read his blog at HeadHeartHand.org/blog or follow him on Twitter @davidpmurray. David is married to Shona and they have five children ranging from 4 months to 17 years old, and they love camping, fishing, boating, and skiing in the Lake Michigan area.

12 Struggles Singles Face

For all singles, there are 12 struggles that must be faced at different stages and to different degrees.

To Those With Depression at Christmastime

Depression is tough at the best of times. Perhaps it’s the best of times, such as holiday times, when it’s especially tough. The thought of mixing with happy people fills you with dread. The thought of remembering lost loved ones fills you with gloom. How can people be so happy when you are so sad?

7 Dangers and 7 Benefits of Church Technology

I’ll give you a brief description of the primary ways in which I use church technology in sermon preparation.

Can Depression Be Cured? Latest Research

"The main findings in Dr. Gold’s research are really quite stunning and should result in a major re-evaluation of the understanding of depression."

Help! My Teen Is Struggling With Anxiety

God doesn’t just understand and sympathize, he also acts to support anxious teens. How does he do this? He does it by listening and by speaking.

Protecting Our Kids From Digital Heroin

Get this: Silicon Valley tech executives and engineers enroll their kids in no-tech schools. So what is it they know that we don't, and how can we protect our kids from "digital heroin"?

The Three Most Common Causes of Depression

"Burnout, abuse and an unforgiving spirit are the top three by far."

6 Ways to Cultivate a Happier Family Around the Dinner Table

"The family that eats together stays together. But how?"

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