Faithfully Protestant
Faithfully protestant: Biblical Counseling and the Reformation. This is the title assigned to me a year ago. My thesis is pretty straightforward. It is that […]
Counseling Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Plotting the Course
We need to be prepared to help those who have suffered in the aftermath of life-altering and sometimes life-ending affliction.
God’s Grace in Weakness
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Hardships expose weakness, and it is in this weakness that God’s grace abounds.
Expressive Individualism and the Biblical Counselor
Expressive Individualism and the Biblical Counselor
With expressive individualism being the cultural air we breathe, it is important for biblical counselors to be aware of the threat it poses.
True Hope for Parkinson’s Disease
True hope and peace for those suffering from Parkinson’s are found in the promises of God and His Word.
Three Gospel Truths for Those Who Have Fallen into Sexual Sin
From shame to redemption: Embracing forgiveness, identity, and transformation in Christ.
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.
Answering Your Questions on Trauma and Memory
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This mailbox episode of the podcast answers member’s questions on trauma and memory.
Understanding the Adoption Experience
The doctrine of adoption richly provides a robust and accurate view of the adoptive experience.
Answering Your Questions on Guilt and Shame
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Despite feelings of guilt and shame, the Bible helps us categorize what is truly our responsibility to bear.
The Gospel Speaks to Your Trauma
In a world stained by trauma, the Gospel offers a sustaining hope and healing that allows the believer to find identity, not in their past, but in Christ who has redeemed them.