The Centrality of the Gospel in Counseling
Whether we speak of Jesus in counseling is a matter of counseling ethics.
The Misuse of a Biblical Doctrine
The History of Christian Counseling and General Revelation
The integrative model of counseling misses the mark concerning the search and identification of truth by abusing the biblical doctrine of general revelation.
Facing Giants by Fixing Gaze
Eyes on the Covenantal King Rather Than Self as the Means to Victory in Terrifying Circumstance
What does the Bible teach about fear?
When You’re Tempted to Ask, “Why Me?”
Suffering is an opportunity in the hands of a sovereign and good God.
Navigating Conflict with Lost Family
When we confront our family, or anyone for that matter, we must prayerfully speak the truth in love.
Prioritizing the Vertical
A Paradigm of Biblical Counseling from Exodus 20
A believer’s walk with God is first and foremost vertical in nature with horizontal implications.
Understanding and Dealing with Suicide
What will keep you from a life of suicide is not just knowing the 23rd Psalm, but knowing the Shepherd.
Thinking Biblically About the Enneagram
Truth in love 307
What we understand to be true about God by necessity impacts the way we view humanity.
The Goodness of God in Counseling
The goodness of God is a critical doctrine and a critical teaching in the Bible. As a counselor, we must be fully persuaded of God’s goodness.