A Crack in My Vertical
What do Christians do when we're frustrated, angry, sad, depressed, afraid, or feel any other of a myriad of negative emotions? How can we find the source of the problems, especially when we're often told we shouldn't be feeling those things as believers?
There's a crack in my vertical!!
Dr. Deb Waterbury has addressed this very issue from the pulpit and in her counseling sessions, coining the phrase, "There's a crack in my vertical!" Her book bearing the same name examines exactly what might be missing in our relationships with Jesus that can affect our emotions, giving practical and useable suggestions on what we can do to repair those cracks.
Dr. Deb Waterbury
Dr. Deb Waterbury currently serves as the Executive Pastor of Ministry Development at Zion City in Tucson, Arizona. She founded The Answer: A Biblical Counseling Center in Tucson, Arizona, The Reap What You Sew School in Malawi, Africa, and her online certification program for Biblical counselors, The Academy of Biblical Counseling. She has authored 15 books to date, among them the best sellers The Lies that Bind, We are Mother Abraham, and A Crack in My Vertical. Her husband, Jeff, is also on staff at Zion City as the Pastoral Care and Benevolence Pastor. Dr. Deb’s sons, Spence and Miles, are both married and currently live in Connecticut and North Dakota, respectively. Dr. Deb and her husband reside in Tucson, Arizona, along with their dog, Grace.
