Resources by Year
Do You Ever Wonder Why Someone Seeks to Upset You?
As you understand the origin of the other person’s attitude, words, and actions is sought treasure, you can recognize the greater sin is against God, not you.
Bitterness and Her Cohorts
The task of putting off bitterness is an active pursuit of Christlikeness.
The Noetic Effects of the Fall in Psychology
Truth in Love 326
We shouldn’t be shocked to find biases in secular literature. If this battle against bias can be found within us, as believers, it will surely be found within the secularist who is not anchored in the truth of God.
The Centrality of the Cross for Counseling Rape Victims
By keeping our minds focused on the Lord and His victory at the cross, we can live in life-giving hope and share this hope as we counsel.
Help for Eating Disorders and Distorted Thinking
When we are trying to recreate our own identity, we are nullifying the grace of God.
Shepherding From the Pulpit
Truth in Love 325
Public proclamation of God’s Word has to be more than just an exegetical exercise.
Pride and Humility
True humility must, first and foremost, express itself by acknowledging God, trusting in God, and seeking to exalt God.
Help When Anxiety Keeps You Up At Night
Psalm 4
In Psalm 4, David counsels his own soul by combatting three sinful responses to anxiety with biblical promises and Godward prayer.
The Counselor’s Hidden Sins
Truth in Love 324
God makes very clear that our sins are not hidden. They are open and laid bare by God Himself.
You Are a Saint by Calling
Jesus called you out of the world, to live in the world, but without being of the world.
The Heart of Addiction
Book Review
Mark Shaw’s book is an excellent resource for biblical counselors helping those enslaved and burdened by addiction.
Cultivating an Atmosphere of Soul Care in Your Church
Truth in Love 323
A formal counseling setting comes out of the overflow of what’s happening already among God’s people in the church.
