You see no way out. There's no way to beat this thing. It will not go away.

Dr. Tony Evans says when problems start piling up, our emotions can start melting down.

Depression is not a sign of lack of spirituality. So guess what? It's possible for spiritual people to get depressed.

This is the alternative with Dr. Tony Evans, author, speaker, senior pastor of Oakcliffe Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas.

And president of the Urban Alternative.

There's a myth going around that spiritually healthy Christians live on an emotional even kill 100% of the time.

Well, Dr. Evans has a dose of reality in store as he takes us to First Kings 19 and talks about what to do when our feelings don't measure up to our faith.

On October the 24th, 1929, the stock market crashed, giving way to the great depression.

When the stock market crashed, people lost their life savings. Homes were full closed on.

People by the droves were laid off because of the new economic reality.

Folks jumped off of buildings and committed suicides.

There was a national and even global depression.

But for many of us, we don't need October 24th, 1929. We can look at today.

And we understand a great depression.

That is, life has collapsed, bringing about a great pain in our emotional well-being.

The supernatural that some of us need has nothing to do with our circumstances.

It has to do with being able to remain in our right minds.

Because if I simply would have looked at the circumstances,

if you would look at what you're going through, it's the mental collapse that is overwhelming you

and that is debilitating you and that is keeping you from functioning at the level that you need to

for your well-being. So as we continue with the study of the life of Elijah, we want to look at now

another kind of supernatural miracle he needed. This was not a miracle that had to do with money

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