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Instilling Hope in Every Counselee
Believers have a greater hope in this life and should learn to encourage one another deeply in the truth of the gospel.
Praising in the Pain: Learning Joy from Habakkuk
For the biblical counselor, it is important that we remind counselees of what is so easy to forget: the goodness and faithfulness of God.
Laziness: A Common Spiritual Problem in Counseling
For the believer, we must be good stewards of what we have been given and walk in the good works He has prepared for us to walk in.
Biblical Counseling and Marital Separations
As biblical counselors, our goal in marital separation is to minister effectively to them to help them glorify God individually.
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Counseling Men Accused of Abuse
How should we wisely counsel a person who has been accused of abuse?
Critical Issues in Biblical Counseling
Truth in Love 475
A new book series offering a framework of discernment for the biblical counseling movement.
Don’t Dispense Answers: Helping Counselees Learn
We need to encourage our counselee’s to go into the depths of the Scripture, knowing that it has the most precious Jewels one could ever find.
Journies to Biblical Counseling
Truth in Love 474
“As a pastor…I was just overwhelmed with problems, and I didn’t know what to do about them…”
Exchanging Grumbling for Gratitude
What lies at the heart of ungratefulness, and how can believers cultivate thanksgiving?
Embracing Your Complete Identity in Christ
Truth in Love 473
The believer’s identity is to be rooted and grounded in Christ.
The Negative Behind Positive Thinking
The positive thinking movement is a way to try to have something good about yourself apart from God himself, but it never works.
Talking to Your Kids About Sex
Truth in Love 471
Biblical wisdom on shepherding your child on the topic of sex.
Discover the Character of God
Let us study diligently the character of God. So that we may reflect Him more, and encourage others to do the same.
Essential Doctrines for Counseling
There are many biblical truths we need to apply in our counseling. However, here are four doctrines that are essential.
