Self-Confrontation
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Why is self-confrontation crucial in the process of change? How do we truly repent?
Creating a Culture of Discipleship in Your Church
Disciple-making is part and parcel of who we are and what we do.
Responding Biblically to Your Past
The world places major emphasis on the power of an individual’s past.
Helping Women Put Off Life-Dominating Sins
Susan Heck talks about common sins that Christians commit. She provides biblical definitions and practical tips for putting off sin.
Talk to Me, Don’t Text Me
To confront spiritually means that we are characterized by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
What Does Love Cover?
Explore an exegetical and correlational view on the issues of covering sin and forgiveness as seen in the Scriptures.
The Kind of Church In Which Biblical Counseling Thrives
As a body we are called to spur one another up, fueled by the grace of God.
The Centrality of Repentance
Godly sorrow has emphasis on the relationship with the person of God, instead of the consequences of the sin.
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands
Book Review
Paul Tripp lays an essential biblical counseling foundation, and on it builds practical ministry strategies in his book.
Counseling a Fearful and Abused Wife
Counsel an abused wife by addressing fear, reconnecting to the Lord, and training for righteous responses.
The Method of Biblical Counseling
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The Scriptures can be applied to everything that we face in this life. There is great comfort in that.
Celebrate Grace With Your Counselees
As biblical counselors, how can we be the biggest spiritual cheerleaders for our counselees?