Resources by Year
How Love Shapes our Communication
Withdrawing in the midst of a conflict (without good reason) is often a selfish decision.
Idolizing Certainty in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Truth in Love 362
Scripture says you can have certainty only as that certainty is derived from a relationship with God.
When Your 6-Year-Old Professes Faith in Christ
Help For Parents
We love our children, we labor for their souls, and we desire nothing more than for our sons and daughters to also become brothers and sisters in Christ.
How Thick Is Your Bible?
The counselor must be able to offer answers from God’s Word, which means that he or she must know the Scriptures very well.
Dealing with Diagnosis
Truth in Love 361
Biblical counseling doesn’t need to “catch up” to the advancements of where the mental health world is. The Bible explains our human experiences better than any other system.
Comfort in a Time of Confusion
Things may look bleak from an earthly perspective, but God is faithful to right every wrong through His perfect judgement and grace.
Helping Counselees Understand the Connection of Fear of Man to Trusting God
With the foundation of God’s sovereignty, wisdom, and steadfast love our counselees will be prepared to embrace trusting God wholeheartedly.
Mind vs Brain
Truth In Love 360
What is the difference between the brain and the mind, biblically speaking?
Parenting Angry Teens
As parents, we can give our teenagers an alternative to the world. We can create a safe, loving, and gospel-centered home and relationship with them.
Preparing for Success in Relational Conflict
4 Commitments
Do your own pre-counseling first by admitting you could be at fault, silencing the Inner Lawyer, committing to the goal of pleasing Christ above all else, and resisting that Inner Pharisee.
Transactional Forgiveness
Truth In Love 359
There needs to be a proper understanding of key biblical doctrines to understand forgiveness.
Back to Basics: Giving Homework
Homework assignments are spiritual growth exercises to be performed by the counselee between counseling sessions.