What Are Our Responsibilities to Those We Counsel?
Do not allow your counseling to stop when the individual leaves your appointment.
Sword Words
Sword words, or verbal abuse, hurt, do damage, and feel like the thrusts of a metal object into your body.
First Sessions and Asking Questions
Only when we know our counselees well will we be able to guide them well from the Scriptures.
The Abuse Pendulum Part 1
Truth In Love 370
How do we understand the current context of abuse cases in our churches?
When You Can’t Spank Your Kids
Truth in Love 67
On this edition of Truth in Love, Dr. Stuart Scott addresses discipline of children, specifically spanking.
The Abuse Pendulum (Part 2)
Dr. Jim Newheiser continues to evaluate common statements you hear about ministering to those who’ve experienced domestic abuse.
Sex After Adultery
Truth in Love 21
As trust is rebuilt, intimacy becomes a part of the conversation.
Mind vs Brain
Truth In Love 360
What is the difference between the brain and the mind, biblically speaking?
Thoroughly Equipped for Every Good Work
The book of Ecclesiastes gives us a very realistic look at life while continually pointing to the joy found in trusting and fearing God and doing good.
Threats to Biblical Counseling
Truth in Love 228
Stand firm on the authority of God’s Word and its sufficiency to deal with the problems that people face.
Midlife Counseling Issues
Truth in Love 499
There is hope and comfort for the middle-aged believer amid the unique trials of this season.
Ministering to Those with Brain Injuries
Stuart Scott discusses how to minister spiritually and practically to people who have suffered brain injuries and their families.