The Valley of the Shadow
The Bible teaches that suffering is to be expected in this life, but we are not left without help or hope.
Courage: Fighting Fear with Fear
Book Review
Can we train our hearts before that moment arrives and be ready to overcome fear with courage?
Christian Psychology
An Introduction and Biblical Analysis
Christian Psychology is a unique form of psychology which seeks to develop a distinctly Christian model for understanding the human condition.
Considering Personality Typologies
Truth in Love 305
It is the Holy Spirit who unveils and helps us to see the type of people that we are.
Getting to the Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder
Getting to the root problem is crucial for helping a counselee grow in faith and Christlikeness.
The Counselor’s Spiritual Life
The counselor’s ministry should overflow from his spiritual growth and maturity.
Out of Control? Learning to Establish a Biblical Use of Time and Priorities
As we consider our responsibilities and schedules, we do well to start by remembering some of God’s key principles about time and tasks.
Conformity to Christ and the Capacity to Enjoy Him
In counseling, one must teach their counselees to see their trials as the road to becoming more like their Savior. Embracing this truth will lead to a more profound joy and enjoyment of Him.
Biblical Help with Eating Disorders
Truth in Love 438
How do we biblically counsel those struggling with eating disorders?
The Spiritual Nature of Mental Illness
Part 1 | The Gospel and Mental Illness
This is part one of a four part series that explores the spiritual nature of the mental illness paradigm.
Mind the Gap
Bridging Difficulty in Relationships
When we seek to work out conflict in a godly manner, gaps of relational difficulty are bridged.