C.H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) was one of England’s finest pastors. It is no secret that this great preacher suffered prolonged and intense battles with depression. Noting the depths of his battle, he once wrote: “There are dungeons beneath the castles of despair.”

“Often, Christians who spend their nights in despair give little sign of anguish during the day.” – Richard Phillips, Commentator

“Days of trouble must be days of prayer.” -Matthew Henry

“Satan wants us to doubt our beliefs and believe our doubts.” -Joby Martin