Antidepressants Wont Dull the Holy Spirit | Matt Loftus @goodfaithpod
Antidepressants Wont Dull the Holy Spirit | Matt Loftus  @goodfaithpod
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Does Taking Antidepressants Mean You Don't Trust God? đź’Š | Matt Loftus on Good Faith

Some Christians say that taking an antidepressant means you're not trusting God — or that medication will "dull the voice of the Holy Spirit." Dr. Matt Loftus, physician and author of Resisting Therapy Culture, isn't buying it: "The Holy Spirit still speaks." We can't mess with our brain chemistry so much that we prevent God from speaking to us. A grounded, gracious word for anyone who's felt guilty about getting the help they need.

🎧 Full episode with Curtis Chang on the Good Faith podcast — link in bio / channel.

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