Resources by Year
Evaluating Genuine Repentance
How can a counselor practically assess whether or not their counselee is truly repentant?
Anger and Stress Management God’s Way
Book Review
Dr. Mack provides a practical review of anger and stress, then provides biblical solutions and hope.
Why Would the State Seek to Regulate Biblical Counseling?
Truth in Love Episode 278
Clarifying biblical counseling as a matter of doctrine avoids categorical confusion with legal ramifications.
The Answer to Your Marriage Problems is Found in Christ
The more we surrender to His good design, the more the mirror of our marriage begins to slowly be restored.
Who Can Women Counsel?
God is sovereign and He determines the roles of men and women in the home and in the church.
Ministering to the Forgotten Sheep
It is our goal to provide biblical and practical support to dementia patients as well as their family members.
Diehard Sins
Book Review
Sin’s blinding influence can be powerful, but there is hope for one to be freed from its power and penalty—through Christ.
The Refiner’s Fire
God uses trials to test the reality of our faith in a similar way to the process of purifying precious metals.
“I Miss Your Touch”
One of the Negative Effects of COVID-19
Our culture is undergoing necessary restrictions because of the novel coronavirus. The consequences are creeping into our behavior, influencing habits, and affecting the joys of […]
The Effect of Sin on Our Thinking
Under the noetic effects of sin, people really do believe that they can save themselves.
Counseling One Another
Book Review
In Counseling One Another, Paul Tautges calls the church to embrace intense interpersonal discipleship.
Religious Liberty in the Counseling Room
Truth in Love 276
What responsibility do biblical counselors have to the government in their counseling rooms?