Understanding the Adoption Experience
The doctrine of adoption richly provides a robust and accurate view of the adoptive experience.
The Lost Art of Bible Meditation
Everyone meditates. Really? Yes. Our minds are constantly dwelling on something.
When Panic Attacks
In times of anxiety, we can lift our eyes to the One who has all the answers for our fear and worry.
Counseling With Purpose
I hope we, as counselors, specifically address our counselees rather than just generally approaching them like they are all the same.
Pursuing Purity Before Marriage
We are called and even commanded to be lights to a wicked and perverse generation, and we need the Word of God to inform what this looks like.
The Heart of Deconstruction
Counseling Postvangelicals
Suppose a friend informs you they are deconstructing their faith and now identify as a postvangelical. How would you engage them with biblical counsel?
My Heart is Broken Again, Thankfully
In the midst of our busy lives as counselors, we must guard against becoming callous in our care of others.
The Art of Admonishing
Truth in Love 322
Admonishing is not something that is exclusive. It is to be coupled with teaching.
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.
One Anothering in Quarantine
Truth in Love 255
How in the world do we engage in one anothering while we’re staying at home and while we’re apart?